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i was very pleased to see (hear) that it seems to have pretty much no noise, which is pretty sweet. the phase, llast project i used it on i used my IBP jr and found what seemed to work best, it was much harder/weirder on a guitar cab. the band i recorded an 8 hour demo for posted the mp3s if you wan...

wired them in stereo, hooked it up to a d.i. damn it sounds sweet. very whooomp-y. the snare bleed etc sounds like its underwater, or like youre outside a club. but the kick mixed in is very nice. used it in a session today..... probably will tomorrow...... gotta give it the run through. thanks tape...

that makes a lot of sense, i hadnt thought about the whole series/parallel aspect, but yes, i think i'll try that. thanks for that insight!

i suppose i will just have to try it. i think i'll do the connect to a 1/4" and then run through a d.i. technique that i heard about in other threads, but i was just wondering if that means i'll only get half the power or what(?) since i'm only using two of the four terminals.

the multimeter only confused me somehow, i think maybe i was using it wrong, which seems unlikely, but somehow true. maybe these pictures will help: http://www.cleanplate.com/sub/1.jpg http://www.cleanplate.com/sub/2.jpg http://www.cleanplate.com/sub/3.jpg http://www.cleanplate.com/sub/4.jpg http://...

rodc, what would you guess this means in terms of wiring it to be a mic?

there are no fancy LEDs that i saw.

well, maybe this will help. the speaker wiring on the outside of the box allows for an input left and right input and then an output to left and right speakers after passing through the sub. there's some capacitors back there too, which i'm wondering if act as some sort of a crossover? i don't know ...

I've seen the various threads regarding turning a speaker into a mic, so i think i have the idea down..... whats confusing me is that i was just given a subwoofer, i opened it up and there's two sets of terminals on it, i.e. 4 wires coming off the speaker, two from each side. i have no experience wi...

i got great cables and service from audiopile. definately the best cheap in between cost i've found.

Some friends were looking for an in-the-red kinda sound on a recording so i tried running the drum overheads really hot into the sytek channels with the burr browns. we all thought it sounded really sweet (yes that is the most important part), but i had to wonder if a) i was in any danger of doing a...

So i'm currently using space in my house (rental) for a studio, two rooms next to each other, one trackign room, one control room. I've been thinking about using the room above the current control room as a future control room (its bigger, better shaped, and all aroudn nicer), and the current contro...

i've been using the oktava's for awhile and really like them. i definately find i can alter the tone a lot with placement which i really enjoy. joel - i'm curious when you speak about proximity effect... how close are you putting the mic to the toms? this is also a lame plug, but i have an extra okt...

haha, nipsy..... you could be the right tape opper! but i don't think anyone would fault me for not selling my hd24 for $500. that's a serious lowball. its already well over that on ebay with 4+ days to go! sorry if you feel i gave you a raw deal somehow!

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrp ... cleanplate

might consider ending early to sell to the right tape-opper.