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if you touch it right it lets you know... if you don't it REALLY lets you know

you won't ever hear a bad thing about carvin gear because it is all top rate stuff. Even the one or two people who have ever voiced even a hint of disappointment with carvin equiptment, have had to admit that carvin has customer service second to none. They will take back, replace or repair any...

Im pretty sure musicians friend still carries them.....

an often not mentioned amp.... Randall. Not a gang of extras as far as effects go. But a solid, powerful and rugged amp. For home recording I am going to suggest the Alvarez too. I like my fusion.... maple top thinline. Bright highs, not a bad low at all. The sustain and clarity that the maple...

or you can of course just buy a fixed bridge and replace the whole headache.

absolute best bang for the buck.... Seagull. Their quality matches the Martin/Taylor reputations for about 30% less cost. So A $1000 Seagull is a $1300 Martin in quality, materials and craftmanship. Bottom line is you of course need to compare the feel and sounds. Best advise anyone can give...

agreed. I think almost everyone here has used ebay to buy and sell. Hell... we are all probably buying and selling and bidding against each other on a daily basis and dont even know it. Handy ebay tip.... look at the sellers feedback. Next to the sellers name is a number. In some cases it is a...

Brother, you are going to need to pretty much dive in and learn trial and error. First.... read the manuals on the mixer and recorder form cover to cover. Then use the handy charts and wiring diagrams they probably have in there. Pretty much start plugging your gear in to the tracks of your...

practise while riding the old toro..... they vibrate so much that you will have a natural vibation for hours after

Dr. Suess is God.....

I support the used computer option. With the way newer and faster PC's are coming out, you can get a very practical system for peanuts. Keep in mind that almost all of us who have been on this board for a couple years typed a post in 1999 saying how juiced we were with our sporty new 550MHz...

yep, we've all run into this one time or another. I ended up getting calls from alot of my boys when I got my Roland 880. Same issue...... 8 ins, want a decent mix... gotta limit the mics. About the third try I got pissed and bought a cheap, used Peavey 8 channel power amp. So I was able to mic...

I'm thinking it would be well worth your time and money to take it to a shop and have them set it up for you. We can try and guess what end to adjust first, but by the end of it we can talk you into turning it into a pretzel. Sit and shoot the breeze with the handy setup guy at the shop and...

I'm going to say my Alvarez. But to repete what one dude says.... materials comes into play. Mines a fusion acoustic. has that nice maple top... thinline. all sorts of bright. the mahagony sides and back keep the low end full

Kingston.... I'd consider Neil Peart to be a bit of a writer.... and he can sort of keep a beat too

Best general home studio mixer you can get in the working man's budget.... Carvin SM162.... $239.99 16 channels 1-8 hi or lo. with inserts 9-16 paired up as stereo and a 12db boost 2 channels for effects. Tape ins and outs Hi mid and low eq for each channel. and a lil phantom power to boot...

I got some of them awhile back. Pretty weak I gotta say. Definately in the get what you pay for catagory.

advantages to a neck thru: sustain. and depending on the wood..... tone. Advantages to bolt on: adjustments are easy if the intonation goes wack. As far as what if it breaks? Most Neck-thru guitars are pretty well made. AKA in a solid price range. So other than dumb luck they wont break thru...

PC recording has to accept a part of the blame too guys. Every group with a hint of tallent, a little desire, and a computer can do just what we are doing..... sit at home and record an album. And off it goes with some element of exposure and someone has a "hit". Music can be produced at ones...

I had a Takamine 381.... Nice nice nice. Full sound, good electronics. Smooth action, sets up well.