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I highly recommend Taylor guitars, elixer strings, and the RNP. These are tried and true, quality products that are hard to complain about.

Go ahead, your turn
 
Yamaha guitars and basses
Johnson J-Station
M-Audio soundcards
Joe Meek preamps
Delta DMP3 preamp
RNC compressor
RNP preamp
Studio Projects mics
Marshall MXL mics
Shure SM57
N-Track software
Fruity Loops software
Acid software
 
I highly recommend being highly recommended, and Tracktion. And Jagermeister. Yeah, Jagermeister too.
 
Apogee converters
Bryston amplifiers
Bowers & Wilkins monitors
Neutrik connectors
Jeep Grand Cherokees (WJ's - Post 1999)
Taiyo Yuden CD-R media
Plextor PlexWriter Premium drives

Uhhh...

SHARPIES! - But never on CD-R's...
 
I second the J-station

Fender Hot Rod Deluxe

Epiphone Wildkat guitar

Yamaha MG mixers (for budget concious folk)

TC Electronics M300

And finally, I recommend a great deal of practise!!!!
 
Parker Guitars
Roland Jc's
Lifetime warranties
Tom Waits
The Ventures
Why can't you use sharpie on CDR'S??? Really I don't know.
 
beta 98s
learning to solder
Neutrik connectors & mini signal generator
QSC PLX amps
K&M mic stands
Telecasters
dating redheads
vinyl
demeter tube di
 
Learning to solder
Learning how to use a VOM
Learning how to use an ociliscope
Learning how to 'listen"
Everything else just kinda falls into place after that.
 
ADAM monitors
Great River and API
AEA R84 mic

And I second everything T-rat just posted!
 
Shure SM81s
wound 3rd strings for electrics
Tama mic stands
Nady pop filters (hey, they gotta do something good)
J.S. Bach posters
Guinness
 
UAD-1 Cards
AT3035.
Dual monitor setups.
Upgrading to Cubase SX 2.

Less political threads.
 
Shure SM7
Shure SM81's
Shure SM57's

API mic pres
Audix mic pres

Paying your dues in the practice room.
 
80's MIJ Fender Guitars
CAD M9 Tube Mic
M-Audio Products in general
Singing lessons
 
tjohnston said:
I highly recommend Taylor guitars, elixer strings, and the RNP. These are tried and true, quality products that are hard to complain about.

Go ahead, your turn
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I highly recommend:

1.Buying cheap
Recording
2.Selling cheaper
3.Buying better
Recording
4.Selling better, cheaper
5.Buying best
6.recording.

Then going digital
Back to 1

This goes for instruments, too. By the time you are done and satisfied, you are dead from old age = Hobby has done it's job. Next of kin have years of "great" recordings to ponder. Do you REALLY want to leave this kind of legacy?

While you are alive, you can always make the excuse that "It is not finished yet, It will be PERFECT when I am done"

Once you are gone, people will KNOW that you sucked.
 
Sonar
PCs over Macs
Josephson C42s
Oktava MC012s
Fender Amps
 
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