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Might as well just show up with the CD , Put it on , Go for Dinner and drinks , come back in an hour grab the CD and go home ...... Musical performance at it"s finest !!!

I have no Idea , Doesn"t your DMM have any Settings on it ?? Mine has a seperate setting each for AC , DC , Amps , Resistance , Transistor HFE , Diode , Continuity , Capacitance , To measure the Transformer it needs to be Set to "AC" and the Transformer needs to be Plugged in ..... I have no...

Actually there are other things between the Transformer and the LED Light like the Bridge rectifier or Rectifier diode which Converts the AC to DC , Most designs will use DC to power the LED even though LED"s can run off AC but it isn"t a very common practice ...... Just set your DMM to AC and...

Now why would you come to the conclusion that it is the power Transformers ?? Generally Speaking the Power transformer is the Last thing that would go , they are generally protected by Fuses , I would suspect any other Component first before the Power Transformer ..... Testing a Transformer is...

I tried a Pod XT Pro for a while and the thing was the biggest piece of garbage I have ever used !!!

Well this seems pretty ambitous , I think you are just asking for trouble ..... If you don"t know what you are doing You could Die !!! Right were you wanted to cut a trace at C29 is a couple Hundred Volts that could kill you .... But if you are going to go through with this I would Duplicate...

TL071 Ic"s are perfectly fine , they are old but are reliable and perform fairly well ... basicly if you can"t make a curcuit sound good with TL071"s it aint gonna sound good with Newer/better opamps ..... I do suggest that if you are going to get TL071"s you might as well just get the TL072 or...

Hey Thanx , but No , I didn"t go to school , literally I got my grade 8 , I just learned the basics and went from there reading a lot of stuff on line... If you just learn the basics on how to use an opamp and Look at a lot of Schematics and datasheets you can learn how to build a lot of...

Actually the Mic preamps I was talking about were actually premade Modules that I got on e-bay for $1 each (got 6 of them) and I replaced the Input connections with XLR"s (they were screw terminals b4) then Connected a simple 30v DC power supply and some RCA outs and Put it all in a Wooden Box...

Yes , something like that will work fine , You plug the mic into the Mic input , set the Pan on that channel to center , Then with a set of RCA Cables take the left and right outputs and connect it to one of the Stereo RCA to Mini TRS adapters then Plug the RCA to Mini TRS into the "Line in" on...

I don"t know how you can make this into a Mic preamp unless it was a Mic preamp allready, Mic preamps are very low impedance (2200 ohms typicly) and has a huge ammout of Gain , like 10,000x, a mic input preamp is a Toally differeant animal than a Line input amp ...... You plug a 20w signal...

This is Going to be pretty hard with what you got .... The problem is your PC Mic input is Just a single mono channel , One signal in , One signal out ..... what you need is a small Mixer and Plug the Mic into that then take the left and right output from the Mixer and Plug them into the "Line...

Actually there is unballanced TRS but it doesn"t apply here ... stereo Jacks are sometimes used with TRS and so are Unballanced Send/Return , and Headphone usually use TRS .... They also use TRS Female jacks in Guitar pedals and Guitars with active electronics to switch on the battery .... But...

There are so many components in a Mixer and any one of them failing could cause it to not work properly .... I personally would suggest that you just scrap it and save up for a more reliable piece of equipment , Trying to fix it yourself without major test equipment and a healthy dose of...

You can also just use an old stereo reciever and some speakers as Monitors , will probably sound better than useing bass amps ...... I got this really nice sounding Altec Lansing 2.1 Computer speaker setup at the salvation army for $20 that I use just for Mixing and playback which actually...

I believe that every Musician should have at least a Basic understanding of electronics just so they can first save Money (why buy a new Patch cord when you can fix a Broken one?) and secondly just to have a Better understanding of what is going in in there equipment and a Multimeter is a simple...

Well There are only ballanced and unballanced connections since you have TS Connections which are Unballanced you are connecting it correctly ..... Cheers

That mic body is plenty big enough , I believe Mshilarious actually built a sub mini tube mic into an XLR connector ... But if your going to build a Tube mic You might as well build a real tube mic .....

Also if you use a More sencitive speaker it will be a lot louder, If , for example the speaker he is presently useing has a sencitivity of 95db and you switched it to a 101db one the 30w amp would be louder than 100w amp going through a 95db speaker ....... Cheers

You can probably get an old used M-audio Delta 1010LT (8 in/8 Out/Midi/Spdif) for $100 or less and rent/Buy a Mixer that has Direct outs for each channel and be able to record 8 Ins at a time for pretty cheap ..... Cheers PS: I used to record my Drums through an 8CH mixer into a 2 ch...