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BAM! Well, that is what this forum is for!!! Hornet: "When I used the 488, I ran the deck at its fastest speed all of the time -- made for much better fidelity." I've never thought of that, a true example of why this site ROCKS!

WICKED COOL! YO Hornet "The Buzzin Bougah! yup, I've looked at stand alone boxes (788 and BR8) but I dont think its my thing. (figured, I got a Computer=gonna use it) but I DO like that yamaha! I like that audiophile!! thats my next buy! thanks Moskus VERY good point about variable speeds...

oops Oh Yeah, Has anyone ever used SONAR on something close to the hp pavilion 734n

Hey folks, Im lookin for some suggestions. I've been using a tascam 488MKII and I just bought a new computer...... but its an HP pavilion. Figuring that I should dip my foot into digital, I was gonna get an interface, software, etc. and set up a digital workstation. Well, I'm really not to...

Thanks Stealth, I've heard many negatives regarding Hp and recording. It figures that I found this out AFTER I bought the machine. Again, it was a too good of a deal so I'll live with it. So are you using the delta/omni/sonar setup in your studio (or have you ever used that combo?) If so...

OK, so I understand the Hp Pavilion computers don't support digi 001. Well, I just bought an Hp because the offer was too good to pass up. - First off......I KNOW NOTHING!!!...I'm an idiot when it comes to digital stuff. I've recorded on a friend's Protools setup and I need to set up...

OH YEAH!! .........and the dog got a cool sounding laugh right? Kinda like a wheeze? GRAPE-APE...............GRAPE-APE..........

Who the hell is dick dasterdly??? Sounds like a damn porn star! Anyway, I have a 488MKII (close to your 424) and I use a DMP3 preamp with it. It cleans things up nicely, has two channels, and won't burn a whole in your pocket-just watch on Ebay or look for a good deal locally...

The 424 MKII is a 4-track version of the 488MKII so manual will help with all of the trickey functions. I've never used the MKIII but if you check it out you may find something helpful in the manual.

your best bet is to got to the Tascam website and click on products and then click on manuals. Download the one for the 424MKII, they're very similar to operate. AND ITS FREE!:D

yo Muttley! What are the chances that you might have a 488 MKII manual lying around that I could snatch a copy of. :D (with envelope and copying charges of course. -Tom

Thanks Fly, Thats what I was wondering. Kudos to the quick response. -Tom

Unless you're really into drum solos. Then Its Miller Time!!!!!!

Unfortunately, the best band name ever has already been taken............ "Uncle Dad & the Family Secret" Classic I tell ya! It still cracks me up

Whats up folks? Been workin on my first home studio here and I got the first of many future questions for youz guyz! My apartment is set up with my bedroom above the livingroom and a spiral staircase connecting the two. The living room ceiling is 12ft tall, the bedroom= 8ft. both fairly...

Hey Mutt! Good tip. I'm workin on another extension that'll not only raise, but separate the speakers. You were right on the sound quality. - Another demag question if you don't mind. Does it noticably improve the sound to de-magnetize, or is it just general maintenance upkeep? I only...

Basically its all set up to be rolled around the room during a jam session. The Tascam is above the monitors and they are separated by a thin board (3/4")of wood. the monitors are facing forward from the 488 and sit low-to-the-ground, but they work fine. I was told that the monitors will add...

Hello, I've recently snatched a 488MKII from ebay, and I'm sure it was not de-magnetized before I recieved it. I've used it much. I don't own (nor can I find anywhere) a good wand-type de-magger. I've decided to take the "demagging ain't so important" approach to my recording. No problems so...