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You'll need to use a passive DI box in reverse, and I'm assuming that those guitar pod simulator thingies can do reverb. 1. run the mic output into the DI XLR output 2. run a patch from the DI instument intput to one of those pod box thingies. 3. run the output of the pod into the DI of the mixer. 4...

Just ordered one of those bad boys.

Gonna use it for the home Hifi.

Thanks for pointers Jim!

I run a 2882+DSP and a 2882 (non DSP) with Logic 8. PM me if you are still having trouble.

Those sounds from the 70s are all colored via transformers, and as you know the P1 is transformerless. So, I'd recommend microphones that have transformer balanced outputs. Look into each of the basic mic types: LDC, SDC, moving-coil dynamic, and ribbon. LDC: You might try starting with something li...

Hafler = huge bang fer buck!

Jeff, I'm glad your P3000 was a simple fix.

Too bad you're powering Yammies

I've priced these before, and this is a good price for a cool board.

The new model has an internal PSU.

This might make perfect performance, but I really don't know for sure.

Great review, Pan.

Thanks!

Look into the NHT M-00 (~$500/pair).

Tony Sanfillipo (hope I spelled his name right) reviewed them in TapeOp a couple of years ago.

Yeah, so I missed this (again).

sigh...

What part of her body is that Popper Stopper connected?

It sure doesn't look connected to the mic stand.

kayagum wrote:Or maybe you need to learn to listen to advice instead of bragging about your expensive equipment that you're still figuring out.

Which boastful remarks are you referring?

Is it this?

meldar produxshunz wrote:...my rode NTK with a chandler germanium is just kind of boxy.

You should consider Logic 8 Express for $200.

It's more than enough.

Pete, You mentioned banjo. I'm a banjo player, and the best mic I've found for banjo is the Beyerdynamic m201. It just slays on picked banjo, and I don't doubt that it would work just as great on clawhammer, if that is your thing. You can find them new for just under $200 if you shop around (or PM m...

$650 is a great price on the XLII

BTW, mine really likes to be paired with my Hamptone HJFP2. I think that mic's high-end really craves the smoothiness (roll-off??) from the transformers.