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+1. I'm not always the biggest fan of all his material, but he flat tore it up. Dude oozes talent. Good stuff!

Steve E.

Rufer wrote:

comfortstarr wrote:Incredible performance. Best Superbowl half-time I remember seeing.

Mark that my cool tip of the day (making me fell like I just fell off the turnip truck)...

djimbe wrote: I've taken to naming OH mics "hat side" and "floor side" so there is no confusion about right vs. left when others are mixing my tracks.

Thanks for the tip on Lennon. Indeed they do have some shares available which are comparatively affordable but small (3-way split on a 16x16 room). And yes, super-nice people. Our drummer did some stuff there (in the new rooms) very recently and wasn't impressed by the soundproofing, but we're keepi...

Hey TapeOp-ers! I seek your help as I look for a new rehearsal space for my band (shameless plug: http://www.badrep-sf.com) . A shared space would be great in Berkeley, Oakland, or San Francisco, but we might also be able to swing a full "share" (in that case, though it would have to be in 'da City)...

'78 Les Paul Custom --> Marshall JMP 100 --> SM57 --> ATI 8 MX2 --> 828mk2 -->Sonar. Used for hard rock or band stuff.

I just picked up an NT4 a few months back, and have been very happy with it. One of it's uses has been rehearsal recordings of a hard rock band (2 gtr, bass, drums, vox), and all involved were very impressed with the NT4. HTH, Steve E. I was looking at the Rode NT4 and I hear it is a very good mic,

Mmmmm...fun topic:

MD421
SM57
SM58
SM81
NT4
TLM103

Yea! Nice stuff - thanks for putting this together and posting it. Ah, the memories...

Steve E.

mcaff wrote:It's mostly of the afterparty. If you were there, you're probably in it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dck_32J9SK0

I've had good luck with Kinman pu's on a strat (think he does tele-specific stuff as well). http://www.kinman.com/. Unfortunately not cheap, but quiet and SWEET sounding...

Steve E.

I'm all in yo!

Also Avalon fun - plug a Strat into the High Z input, dial in some wacky high end, squash hard, then send to a 'verb or stereo delays. Very wanky, but a hoot!

Cyan421 wrote: Just some ideas for you to keep loving your Avalon.

I had a bit of trouble making mid-frequencies translate on other systems. But love their sound - they're my "living room" speakers now.

Hey TapeOpers (and yee haw for the return of these forums!), Unfortunately, my beloved Tascam TSR-8 has fallen victim to my move into the digital age, and can use a good home. This is a 1/2" 15ips reel-to-reel with DBX n/r. Excellent condition - original owner and it saw only home studio use. I'm se...