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Thanks for the info. The situation you describe seems to be similar to most places right now. I only moved to MTL a couple of years ago and I managed to build up a steady flow of work here, It didn't happen immediately, it took a lot of work and I had to be quite creative with ways to find the work ...

I am thinking of possibly moving to Vancouver and was wondering if there is any forum members who live there who could give me some information on the local scene. I am trying to figure out how big the local music scene is and how much recording work there is there... (and live music venues as I als...

Its the dangerous voltages with the tube stuff that scare me a little, but everyone thats built the drip La2a says its quite a simple build because the instructions are so good! The thing is I really don't need any preamps so once I built them they wouldn't get used. Are there any other compressors ...

Hi This would be my first project, but I do have experience on working with circuit boards. like I said when I was 18 I had a job stuffing PCB boards and had to do a months solid training learning how not to damage components, solder , de-solder etc. What I don't have is any knowledge of how the cir...

I just googled it and found it here -

http://westtownrecording.com/wp-content ... itty11.pdf
http://westtownrecording.com/wp-content ... hitty2.pdf

Cool, thanks!
I will get reading!

Is this the thread? -http://www.prodigy-pro.com/diy/index.php?topic=20058.0 I couldn't find it on the hairball site. Just a link to the prodigy homepage. I did a search on prodigy but there are a lot of different threads on 1176 builds! If this isn't the one is there any chance could you post a link...

I am in exactly the same situation, never really done any electronics, just soldered cables etc. I did have a job for a short time stuffing PCB's when I was 18 but I didn't learn anything about electronics beyond resistor colour codes (which I've forgotten) and how to solder well. I emailed drip and...

I seem to remember reading an article sometime ago maybe in sound on sound that said they re-amped the piano's through guitar amps. It was a few years ago so I can't really remember to many details!

I am thinking of building one of these, where did you get your pre made case from?

Does anybody know of anywhere in Montreal I can get Tapeop? Phonopolis record store sometimes have it but Its been about 5 months since they last had it!