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Hello, Just ran across this during my daily Craigslist troll and thought someone here might be interested: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/zip/548826746.html Theatre Organ With Leslie Speaker A Gulbransen Rialto K from 1961 with a leslie 100GK. Needs a little work, but one of the finest sounding chu...

And while generally in the North Beach neighborhood, City Lights Bookstore (Columbus and Broadway) is an icon from the beat era and still an amazing independent bookstore - the kind of place you "feel" history in. http://www.citylights.com/. Excellent classical guitar store (+ sheet music and other ...

I couldn't get enough of Steve Earle's "Live at Montreux 2005" (released 7/2006) - dude's got something to say and a wonderful way of saying it!

I just put a pack of those (nanoweb phosphor bronze) on last night and looking forward to checkin' them out (generally use Elixir Polywebs). Looking forward to seeing how they compare. I tried one set of the D'Addario EXP's, and liked them better than non-coated strings but not quite as much as Poly...

+1 for Sonar. Very flexible bussing options is something I get a ton of use out of.

markmeat wrote:1 vote for Sonar here...
MEAT

Describing the studio: "I got some other s**t over there I don't even know what the f**k it is...". Love this guy and I'm only 39 seconds into the video...(do you know what I'm saying?)...

Thanks for posting!

Caldo71 wrote:http://youtube.com/watch?v=yQZbKxdwx10

+1 for etymotic 6i's. Buy.com did a special on 'em last year for like $85. Aside from everyday use, they've brought the joy back to air travel (blociing out the overall cabin din and of course the screaming 2 year olds :-) i just picked up the etymotic 6i isolators last month. i'm really digging the...

Fostex X-15 in 1984. Loved that thing!


Tascam TSR-8 in the mid '90's

Wow! Good stuff and yes, congrats on all the work that must have taken!

+1 on both 4700 and the earlier (4-channel) version (4600?) - nice feature set (mono, aux), LOUD, and decent sounding. Behringer got this one right IMO...

Hey! My Thin Lizzy cover band BAD REPUTATION is playing as part of the St. Patrick's Day celebration at San Francisco's Ireland's 32 bar from 5-8PM this Saturday 3/17. No cover, and should be a screamin' good time. I'd love to meet some of the local TapeOper's in person, so be sure to say howdy if y...

+1. Did a bunch of tests for (mostly) home recording, and found this to be the sweet spot between quality and system performance.

xonlocust wrote:48/24

+1 for Katz's Mastering Audio...

apropos of nothing wrote:Katz' "Mastering Audio" is the only book I've ever read about the particulars of digital audio that was worth a damn.

One of my band's pages:

http://www.myspace.com/badrepsf

+1. When I got out of school and decided to move to LA and try and get into the biz, I worked up a good phone spiel, like "Hey I'm a new engineer in town, can I come down and talk to you about your place and see if we might be a good fit" yada yada. Yes, it was nerveracking and the first few calls w...