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FWIW, I would have to disagree with the Paradigm monitors. I've heard them side-by-side with some M&K bookshelf speakers and the Paradigm's sounded great but they really colored the sound. IMHO, there was just more mud in the bass and the mids seemed a little hyped. In general, studio monitors will ...

S.I.R. will rent you a P.A. to do the job and deliver it. Their warehouse is right on 36th and 9th so you should be fine.

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Nah, it the lousy clip design that is it's main 'detractor' -- what a f'n drag that system is. All plastic threads, a slide-in clip that barely locks, ugh. That's the truth! It's almost mandatory to carry around a roll gaff tape with the microphone to make sure it doesn't fall off its clip in the m...

I haven't gotten all the way through it yet, but so far "Mastering Audio" by Bob Katz seems to be an amazing book with regards to digital audio. For more info, check out his website: www.digido.com

Awesome...glad i could help.

I have two thoughts and both are just guesses but they might help. 1) The speakers you are describing sound like speakers that are made to be used in a swimming pool. That would explain the vibrations and the fact that they were water-proof. Google it and see what you come up with. 2) Tactile trandu...

FWIW, If you're recording these groups, you may want to dedicate a good portion of your budget to getting a nice, matched pair of pencil-type condenser microphones. If you have a good pair of mics, you can create an archival recording of just about any of the types of groups you listed. For even big...