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My Lexicon MPX-100 died recently. I know this isn't a sought-after unit, but there was one effect that I used all the time for live performance: "Infinite Repeat" (Special Effect #15). I've tried several other looper/delay pedals, but none of them seem to do it. It's a delay effect that loops a soun...

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$150 shipped. Paypal. USA only. Includes power supply.

Awesome delay/looper pedal in excellent condition.

Check out the specs here:
http://www.ehx.com/products/stereo-memo ... th-hazarai

$230 shipped. Paypal. USA only. Includes power supply.

The only issue is one missing slider cap. Otherwise it's in great, fully functional condition!

Check out the specs here:
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I ended up with a pair of series 1 KRK V6s (mint condition!) for $200. They should be arriving tomorrow. I considered getting a used pair of MSP5s as well (for comparison), but came to realize that the "which monitor" dilemma was really holding-up several mixing projects that I desperately need to g...

First of all, thanks to everyone for all the advice. I still haven't quite made my decision, but feel very close. Most likely it'll be one of these: Yamaha MSP5, KRK V4, or KRK V6. In the used market, all an be found for $300-$450. V4: I heard and really liked the sound of the VXT4s. I mix at relati...

My apologies. I realize there are several hundred posts concerning budget monitors. But I feel my question is slightly different. I have approximately $300-$500 to spend. I went to Guitar Center with my 5+ well-known recordings. Just about everything in this price range sounds awesome compared to th...

Thanks for the suggestion. Perhaps you're right about the "stereo pair" being unecessary. I was wondering, what are the primary differences between the Shure KSM137 and those cheaper mics I listed (603, GXL1200,SP1, etc.)? Would the Shure be better at handling sounds of wildly varying loudness and p...

I'm interested in getting some new microphones for a project I'll be working on this summer. I've made lots of recordings, but am fairly clueless in the area of microphones. That's why I'm here, soliciting your expertise. Up until now, I've gotten by with a single SM57 (seen better days), several no...

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try searching for "audiofire" on ebay.

thanks for the advice. the new echo audiofire8 is $350. the used motu ultralite is $325. Obviously, buying new equipment is much less of a risk than used. The rest of my setup is fairly low-budget/partially-damaged/old, so I'll probably be impressed with the results from either unit. For the last 4 ...

I'm buying a new firewire audio interface. Budget = $300 - $350. I believe I've narrowed it down to either a used MOTU Ultralite (first generation, not mk3) or a new Echo Audiofire8. Stability is extremely important, so I haven't even considered Presonus or M-audio. I'm on a macbook running OS X Leo...

Still haven't made a decision. For the moment I'm considering the Ultralite (mostly for the portability). I've located one of the originals (in new condition) for $300. The seller claims its a mk2, but I don't think these were ever produced. I'm not terribly interested in the EQ or effects included ...

Thanks for the responses. The more I read, the more the Konnekt sounds like it just isn't worth the trouble. You're right, Kingmetal, the AF4 might be somewhat limiting (and not much of an upgrade from the M-Audio FW410 I've used up until now). I just located an Audiofire 8 for $350 and am now leani...

This thread is a bit of a dead horse... I realize that. But after searching through message boards for hours (and reading much of the famous, ridiculously verbose Craig Anderton Harmony Central Thread) I still haven't found any decisive information about this unit's reliability using the newest driv...