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That looks pretty cool, but it kind'a reminds me of the space pen vs. the pencil.

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Pretty much agree with this approach

that works better. Haveinc.com comes with an error for me.

Anyway, thanks!

Thankyou! Haveinc seems to be under construction, though.

Anyone?...

I need to make up some patch cables and I was wondering if anyone has a good 2-3 conductor cable they can recommend; preferably something supple, that won't kink.

Thanks

Ok, thanks.

No it shouldn't; as long as you have the frequency bands you need, the sonic character of the eq matters not. So, go ahead and buy that $24 EQ pedal and use it as a sidechain EQ.

The quality of the EQ shouldn't matter in a sidechain application, should it? Since the EQ isn't actually part of the audio signal chain.

I have an old Boss GT3 that I bought new way back when, also have a couple Vox Amplugs and then various bits of software. I mostly use the GT3 and Amplugs, cuz I hate tweaking software sims with a mouse. That said, I got a Fender amp a couple weeks ago (after a couple years without an amp) and I cou...

Thanks guys. I had a Fender Twin Reverb reissue years ago that tended to get a little farty when cranked. Probably the 12" speakers?

FWIW - I work with Lenovo PC's at my day job in the Gaming industry and wouldn't hesitate to use one as a studio PC in a pro situation. We have them running 24/7, in some pretty nasty environments and they've proven to be reliable workhorses, running years on end, without issue. My studio PC is a L...

My recomend is to avoid cheap ribbons unless you have the tools, patience, and skill to re-tension the ribbon. It's challenging. just spend the extra hundred and pic up a mic from Cascade I've come to the same conclusion. I got a Fathead II last week nice. I need to squeeze one in to my budget soon...

ott0bot wrote:
My recomend is to avoid cheap ribbons unless you have the tools, patience, and skill to re-tension the ribbon. It's challenging.

just spend the extra hundred and pic up a mic from Cascade

I've come to the same conclusion. I got a Fathead II last week

That's interesting. I thought pushing the speaker was part of getting "the sound".