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Ok... Kept Googling... Found this: http://www.studiologic.net/manuals-fatar/fatar_studio49.pdf and this: http://www.talkaboutthemusic.com/group/alt.music.midi/messages/135423.html so the answer is 9V 500mA and either polarity will do. Q

ya, ya, been there, done that... Studio 49 is so old it isn't on their site anymore. I would RTFM, if I had the FM. Q

Hello, Haven't been around in a while... Digging out the old stuff, as my son is getting interested in the music thing. I have a Fatar Studio 49, and it says 9V near the jack, but does anyone know what the polarity is, and how many mA? Thanks, Q

not necessarily, solid mahogany is pretty dense. if you throw in alternating layers of alder, which is much lighter, i think it more than makes up for the glue. Q

My Epi Flying V is plywood. Perhaps plywood has too much of a derogatory connotation to it. It is a laminated alder body. I didn't mean to imply that they're all that way, just offering that as a possibility why an Epi "Mahogany/Alder" body LP would be lighter than a Gibson "Mahogany" LP...

I think the difference is solid wood (Gibson) vs plywood (Epi). Mahogany/Alder sounds like there's some laminating going on there. Alder is commonly used in Strats. Queue

This thread reminds me why I stopped hanging around here. Harvey, Don't let the bastards get you down. Queue

JBL LSR25P Great, and not too big... Q

Thanks Doug... I'll check it out. Queue

gorby, Thanks! I was using the internal mic, but your recommendation sounds like something I'll definitely try. I'll need to get an external mic (or 2), but that'll still be way under the cost of the beachtek. Queue

Hello, Long time, no post... The other day I was at a Festival, and tried to record a live (and loud) performance using my Digital 8 (Sony DCR/TRV240) camcorder. I was just using the built-in mic. Anyhow, as the band was loud, (as rock bands tend to be...) my sound is quite garbled due to...

hmmm... Is this good ... or bad? Q

Emeric, If your drives aren't too old, they might have temp sensors. I've been using DTemp http://private.peterlink.ru/tochinov/ to check Drive temps of various configs. I know that even with the fans running, I'm seeing 40°C+ temps at idle. I'll do some experimenting to see if they run the...

Emeric, What kinda temps you running fanless? Is that in metal bays? Queue

Oh yeah, I spoze you could always wire a switch in to the fan circuit, or maybe a thermistor. Queue

I have two variations of that model, the first I picked up at the computer show, the brand was "Future Power". The ones I ordered from directron are "Lian Li". The Lian Li model will not work unless the key is in the "locked" position. (But the fan still runs, no matter what.) The Future...

I'm using these: http://directron.com/mr27.html you can get extra trays here http://directron.com/rh007.html The drives run a little hot in them (my HDD temps run 45-50°C), so if you have drives with a temperature sensor in them, you should monitor them, and see if you need additional...

I'm guessing you've got what I call "the nub" as a pointing device. I hate them. Just get a PS/2 or USB mouse and use that. Queue

There is a problem with this "policy"... Many known viruses grab email addresses from the infected machine, and send themself to all those addresses. I often get emails with viruses attached from people I know. Queue

Of course it is old news... Mebbe I should have posted a new thread... Still.... check out the DVD. Kick ASS! Queue