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Hello...Hello...Hello...is anybody out there?.................... KRK's ? I'm starting to feel all alone. C

Below is a direct link MP3 to one of the drum tracks I recorded for a friend of mine this week. He's putting out yet another book through Mel-bay and like the others will come with a CD to show you how the solos are supposed to sound. During the recording, mixing and mastering process I was...

True, very true. That's also a great idea to check the voltage drop. It might drop as much as 10 volts with a load but maintain a constant voltage above 35 volts or so. Good call Punkin Like punkin said, slide the shell out of the way to expose the back side of the leads before you plug it in...

KRK Monitors???????? I just tried the KRK V4's head to head with my Yamaha MSP5's I wanted to hate the KRK's due to the fact I have no extra cash and I love my MSP5's more than anything I've ever tried in my studio. I'm wondering if anybody has done an A B with these two monitors sets...

Good Luck Man! I hate problems like this. Just when everything's going great, poof a flat tire. C

You can buy a multimeter for about $20.00 set the dial to DC voltage above 50 volts DC touch the black lead to the #1 pin touch the Red lead to #2 you should get a reading between 45 - 50 volts do the same thing on the #3 pin Every studio should have one for a number of reasons so the $20.00...

Oh Please I'm a good musician that's worked with a click for at least 20 years now. I still work with it every time I practice or record. I dare anyone to buy a metronome and practice with it 30 min. every day for two weeks and then tell everyone the results. I already know what they'll be...

What He Said! C

I have two drummers I use for session work in my studio. Why only two? 1. They can adapt to any style. Big band, country, heavy metal, blues, jazz etc. 2. They both can lock to a metronome because they work at it. And they know the difference between on and off. I have two session...

Well...... "If you build it they will come" I built it! They came! I take the checks to the bank! I report to the IRS! My Kids spend! I advertise so they have more to spend! Therefore I fell successful. In my own little world I am very successful. Well Hell man, since it's an election year...

If you have a multimeter check the voltage across pin 1 and 2. as well as 1 and 3 1 neg 2 Pos 3 pos Should read around 48 volts dc current. on 1 and 2 and 48 volts between 1 and 3 If not, you need to have unit serviced. Could be something as simple as a bad switch. C

He'll have to use an external phantom box that will supply up to 48v Peavey, Horizon, CBI are just a few of the Companies that make single channel phantom supplies. C

What? Am I missing something? There are more music stores in the state of CA. than any other state in the USA. Call a few dealers in LA and take a trip. C

Well........ I own the Randall Cab. and just love it. I bought it when they first came out so it's loaded with a stock Randall speaker and not the celestion. I've tried a few speakers in it and couldn't hear a noticeable difference in tone. The idea is to hold in all the sound and bombard the...

I’ll I have to go by are the three recordings of the group so I don’t know how this will apply in the real world. Since I don’t know if a click track was used etc. You should look into every band member using a metronome every time they pick up the instrument. The drummer is not the only...

Side Note Why would you want to spend more money on something that's going to stop working before you get it paid for? Every time I have a customer ask if I repair amps my reply is "Oh.......you own a Marshall?" And the scary part of this story is that more half will reply with "How did you...

Well if I had to get rid of every mic I own and keep only one, It would have to be my AKG C451eb shotgun mic. I was going to recommend this one but I see your budget it a little low. So.....Go to the Audio 2000 web page and look at the ACM191 Supercardioid Shotgun Condenser Mic. I've...

I get great results in my small room. (Totally dead) 8' x 9' I've recorded in the same large open room three times with great results also. 80' X 100' high ceiling I've tried med size rooms and got nothing even close to useable. 15' x 24' low ceiling Just my experiences. C

A pro repair tech can set it up to stay and play in tune. I have on an average 4-6 players per week that come to me for fret job. 99% of them just need a crown job. Some might need one to four frets replaced. But for the most part if you don't mind the frets a shade lower than they came out of...

Cool ausrock! That's a great bit of info I didn't know. I learned something new today...cool. He also has a nice web-page full of info. C