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jake-owa said:I was like you guys, strung out on plastic and electronics. Then I had a child and pow, overnight my whole life changed.
Buy it, buy it all while you can. I had a habit now I have a responsibility. I used to sacrifice food for gear now I'm all about the fruit and diapers. Rent is way higher on the list than mics these days....sniff.
Don't get me wrong, I love my baby I just need to install some inputs and maybe rackmount her.![]()
PhilMckracken said:
The mere fact that some guys here continually bash lesser equipment than they have rather than discuss the uses tells you alot about what is going on. This is an ego thing, like any addiction. Why spend so much time confirming to strangers that you know that a Soundcraft mixer is better than a Mackie. It is not for the edification of the readers, it is for the egot fulfillment of the writer
No. Just different toys. In many cases DIAMONDS. GOLD. WHITE GOLD, Ouch. Sometimes EMERALDS. Say goodbye to your studio budget if you're not independantly wealthy.Do the women purchase more conservativly and more intelligently?
I have one new year's resolution: stop worrying about the gear I don't have, and start using the gear I do. It's a promise to myself I mean to keep.
PhilMckracken said:
The mere fact that some guys here continually bash lesser equipment than they have rather than discuss the uses tells you alot about what is going on. This is an ego thing, like any addiction. Why spend so much time confirming to strangers that you know that a Soundcraft mixer is better than a Mackie. It is not for the edification of the readers, it is for the egot fulfillment of the writer. And thus we have a serious addiction on our hands. But, not to worry. Those that are overly addicted to gear will have little hope of creating great music since they will spend too much time oggling (sp?) new gear and pounding thier chests about the gear they have.