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tom18222
yes
What do you guys think? i can go either way right now.
Nakatira
That Norwegian Bastard
Havent tried the Q10, but I own the firepod, and its one of the best investments I have done.
very stable drivers, easy to hook up, and very nice quality for the buck.
especially the two instrument pre`s they do a great job with DI`ing bass and stuff.
So I would go for the firepod if I was you.
very stable drivers, easy to hook up, and very nice quality for the buck.
especially the two instrument pre`s they do a great job with DI`ing bass and stuff.
So I would go for the firepod if I was you.
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Beezoboy
Home Recording Guru
I had a Q10 and did some decent recordings with it, but I will say it made my mixing life a lot harder than it should have. It has muddy lows and cut off highs that make mixing multiple tracks pretty hard. I just got done mixing my last project that was tracked through it and I still wish I would have been able to use something else. The A/d conversion does something pretty unnatural to the sound. I say its the AD because I used an RNP for the majority of what I did.
So if you record acoustic guitars and voice, and might occasionally do srums than give it a shot. However, if you are looking to do some serious recording, I would pass on the Q10 and get something else.
Beez
So if you record acoustic guitars and voice, and might occasionally do srums than give it a shot. However, if you are looking to do some serious recording, I would pass on the Q10 and get something else.
Beez
apl
Stand Up Comity
I think Aardvark's out of business.