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It depends a lot on the musicians. The musicians and their instruments. If competent guys with well-tuned, great sounding instruments come in, I can be ready to roll in less than 45 minutes. If I'm polishing a turd, it can take hours. Trying to make a crappy drum kit sound passable is one of the lea...

Asking $800, firm. I believe I have pics around, if you like.

I generally use the super-nice mode on less "attacky" things: vocals, acoustic guitars, synths, etc. I leave it off for drums and bass. About 50-50, as I recall, for overheads.

I'm at work right now, took a stroll past the basses on the wall. It seemed the P and J basses mostly had the "5 screws in a row" setup on the little fender bridges, and the ones with badass (or badass knockoff) bridges had 4 screws, one in each corner. So you likely will have to drill, but it's not...

These are the same ones from before, a local buyer flaked on me. Pictures up tomorrow (I promise).

Yes! Not only is this good for the music world, yada yada yada, but I might be able to recoup my investment on my damn 2" machine!

Urei LA4 silver racked pair: $850
Otari MTR90II: $3500
FMR RNC pair in funklogic NCC 1701: $300 (brand new)
Roland SRV 3030d reverb: $200
Event 20/20bas studio monitors: $400
Oktava ML-52 ribbon mic: $175

PM or email me for details
more mics to come, soon.

Soooo, anybody wanna buy and MTR90 museum piece? Makes a great coat rack.

I'm the exact same way as Dry County. It drives my smoking friends nuts, but I can go for a month or more without a single craving, then smoke a pack in one night at a party. I can't feel/taste much difference between Spirits and the Camels and Dunhills I usually smoke, personally. A lot of people s...

Price lowered to $900. I don't want to, but I gotta get rid of these, folks.

I bought my m-101 (same guts, different case) for about $100 and had a friend with a truck help me haul it out of there. I still haven't gotten a leslie for it, but between faking it and borrowing a few, the thing has managed to end up on quite a few recordings. Plus they're a blast to play. If it w...

Great shape, heads have about half their life left, just relapped/fully checked out by a tech.
$4000 obo

Kildjian K and K customs, Neinl Byzance series, and the thinner Istanbuls all sound great on record.
I tend to like big, thin cymbals to record with. Trashy and good wash.

I found a couple of mellotron soundfonts that actually sound great. I just googled it, and I think it was among the first sites to come up. They're the only samples on the site.

Thread like this almost make me want to leave California (the land of no damn basements). Almost.