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Maybe the mic they sold you is a dud. It happens.

The output of that mic is the top line on Table 1. A Cloudlifter would be helpful. Or turn the trim/gain up on your preamp. Microphone sensitivity ratings and conversions explained acoustics microphone transfer factor mV/Pa to sensitivity dB re 1 V/Pa or dyne/cm2 microbar pascal pascals...

Anything with "pro" in the name has to be good.

That's the only way to get the Jimi-at-Monterey sound.

LOL@ the walk-in closet sounded better than the "professionally" treated room. This thread should be sticky. Is this the return of Ken D. Webber?

My guess is a wi-fi lighting control app or synth app.

Do you guys play with the points or the rounded edges? Round edges here. Less bright than the point.

That is a bargain.

Been using Cakewalk since Pro Audio 4 I think. Have sunk way more than $399 into upgrades. Still using my mackie 1402 that I bought in 99 too.

Play your guitar more.

I paid about $900 for a soundcard back in 2005 that I am still using. I'd say that was a pretty good value. Yeah, recording is a rabbit hole.

Elixer nanowebs FTW!

How discreet do you need to be? Parabolic microphone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A used drum machine, i.e. Boss DRxxx.

Also LOL@ "dead quiet". We're talking about AMPLIFIERS. Try lowering your expectations. What really matters is that your noise floor is far enough below the dynamics of the program material so as to not be a distraction. 8 Watts is Loud Enough | Magnetic Blog

In the technical definition of "grounded", no you're not. You can insist all you want on this point, but in engineering terms and for all practical purposes your insistence does not over-ride the technical aspects of the grounding of devices and circuits. I already told you how to correctly and...

I think the OP is desperately trying to justify his copper plate as a new must-have product for guitarists. Good luck getting a UL-approved sticker on that copper paddle. :laughings:

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When PC's became widespread in commerce there was an extreme increase in loss of neutrals in transformers for some very large companies. The source of these failures turned out to be a combination of a wiring method that used to be called a "full boat" which was three phase conductors grouped...