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I believe so. St. Louis Music, if I recall correctly. My dad is a dealer for St. Louis Music, although he does violin stuff, not guitar stuff. But he could still get it, though, which works out well for me.

Damn, dude!! That is some AWESOME music you have there robf!! Very excellent!! I want more!!

Its in the manual, so RTFM!!!! :D

Paragraphic eq is the best. Just be sure to indent.....

An A/B/Y box lets you switch one input to either an "A" output, a "B" output, or "Y", which outputs to both the "A" output and the "B" output. Usually it is used to switch between two different amplifiers with one guitar, but you can usually use it the other way as well, I.E. have two inputs...

Does it go away when you touch any other metal part(s) of the guitar?

Read the manual again. Its in there. Trust me. You have to select the correct drivers, and then select the correct inputs on the tracks you want to record on.

Check out this article as well. Probably along the same lines as the other articles, but he has a handy way to remember it, too. Oh, for a compressor, I would recommend Keeley's compressor. The guitarist in my recently split up band had one, and it was awesome. It is expensive, though, but...

Let me guess....Guitar Center? :D The D112 is very good for kick. I wouldn't call it dated at all. Either way, I would take it over a 57 for a kick mic if I had the choice.

^^^^Bull. You actually have to plug it into the ferematal drive unit, (and this is VERY IMPORTANT!!!) being careful to bypass only the tetrahedronal interface of the ramistat core. Yeah, mac hardware is kinda screwy. :D

I assume that you mean poking holes in the speakers? Yeah, sure, if you never want your speakers to sound good again. I would recommend against it. Even if you do get that tone, that's all you'll get, no more cleans. I haven't tried this, so I guess I can't say for sure, but it sounds like a...

Well, I usually just use iTunes. But I have also used Audacity. Just open up the .wav, then go to file, export as mp3. You have to have the lame encoder, but you can download that here. There are even instructions on how to install it into Audacity on that page.

IMO, it would be better to just export to .wav files, and then copy and convert the .wav files to mp3s. That way, you won't use up your mp3 conversions, and then you will always have a full quality version of that mix. I always do it this way. Unless I know it is just a little mp3 for...

You're right, there is a lot of reverb on there. I think that it would sound much better without so much reverb, if any at all. If it were me, I would leave it dry, but that is just personal preference. Could you post a version w/out any reverb, just out of curiousity? It sounds like the...

Check out this article. Lots of swearing and sarcasm, but lots of very useful information on guitar recording there. Read it all. It is worth it.

Not so. Because of this thread, you'll get 1000000001 replies. :D

Have you tried using a microphone? Seriously, I'm not trying to be a dick. Direct guitar usually sounds like crap.

I'm sure Light will be along any minute now to explain things better than I can, but here I go anyways. :D When my dad and I built my guitar, we actually made the holes a tiny bit too small on purpose, just to make sure that the ferrules wouldn't come out. Not too much though, because we...

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I've got a Crate Vintage Club 50 tube amp, and I really like it. Its no Triple Rectumfrier or a Twin, but it does very well. Especially for the $300 that I paid for it. I like it. :D