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goto redco.com you can order cusstom lengths and which connects on who's cable... and not much more than making yourself...

i'ld use the dbx... but then i own and love a 386 (stereo version without the compression)... and unless your interface is exceptional i'lde also use the converters in the dbx...

most of the virtual instruments have stand alone player versions included... perhaps a trip to kvr.com and a search there??

right.... sam c <----> mark twain

it's possible the spec that's most important is the temp... your desk may not "need" the temp increase but it's a solid indicator of a better cap...

luckly for you there'a guy named cory that has an indepth rebuild on just such a board... have you done any searches yet?? a good place to start...

that's real good supply and should beable tp handle damn near anything... i just bought a new antec for a new project box... toms hardware did a test on supplies a few months back... their finding was seasonics were the one to have... well these are done by them... some of the corsairs too... i...

so the power supply is on a secondary board correct?? and is not connected to the main board???... next are there any fuses on the supply board??? with it unplugged and the meter set for rewsistyence it should be essentially 0... if real high its roached... now can you turn the supply over...

and can you mount it in the box you are useing now???

uhhhh say it aint so joe.... he got me in the rep.... the room is spinning somebody call a doctor....

wow.. sent you an answer to your pm about we having issuse4 and no.. as tried to tell you ther i dont actually have one with you... that said.... you were the one who injected stupidity into the thread.... the belief that your incedent with motu however traumatic you may have found it is...

know where you can borrow a drive test the cablees and connectors???

ok... well we'll assume that your right.... but most of the time it is dirty swtches/contact board.... rulling that out bout the only thing it can be is a cracked trace/solderjoint... the way it works is it setup in a big matrix... some sending voltage.. the other trying to send it back... now...

probably not the issue but to rule it out... need to format it??? wrong format??

1.)well basicly i dont care... when you tell some newbie that his problems are somehow fictional that erks me... 2.) your charaterization that no one should have problems cause you dont is both myopic and narcissistic... a quick stop at any manufactureer web site documents in some detail the...

4311's were great back in the day... i would consider getting them fixed but not very cost effective i know... one of mt current projects is to build some monitors based on 4430 's ... ive got the butt horns .... and electronic Xover and amps to drive them (plus subs) need to run into good deal...

12-15yrs isn't that old for caps unless it's been sitting idle for years... yep lack of use is a big killer for electrolytics... and the electro's are the only ones that need to be replaced in most instances... that said.. it wouldn't hurt to do the power supply and perhaps 2-3X's the filters...

woow... how does a guy get 21.5 million in rep and be so fukin stupid??? the issues do exist... my tascam fw1884 simply would not work on the via chip on an asus board... get an add in card with the TI chipset and voila... runns like a stripe assed ape... go figure... and how did the interface...

didn't shure make a stereo eng mic that looked like that?? VP something maybe... vp 88??

dont do cracks... that said... what interface are you using??? try to disable cc#'s sent from the keyboard... or alternatively the midi receive in cubase... ya maqy need to look under the devices tab...