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If you can do with just one channel, the Square State is killer. Still hoping for a dual channel version with HP/LP filters.

I gave a Super Reverb that gets used pretty heavilly on everything I do, and I'll almost always jam an 87 and an m88 on the top left speaker unless I specifically want something else - it's just become the standard sound for that amp. I'll sum them via auxes in PT or through the board and print to a...

Old one or a modern rebuild. Need one w/ appropriate wiring for EV 666.
thanks!

Is it the one that takes a AAA battery and looks like a Batman submarine?

reduced prices; keeping plugins.

ATM25s are my favorite. MC012s #2.

definitely the fighter jet.

Maintenance. Blown ribbons, dead tubes, busted cables. $$$. Blah. Fender Tele neck. MIJ (previous owner filed off the "made in" tag) bold/block print. Replacement nut professionally cut + installed. Hasn't been on a guitar for a couple years so I'm sure it needs some adjusting. Couple small nicks bu...

Nice thing about the 5500 over the 500 module versions is the range switch. 2db increments might be too much now and again over the full mix.

1. PTHD + Mac. Does what I want it to do with minimal fuss or computery stuff. 2. Otari 8 track. A little more fuss, yea, but does that thing to rhythm tracks. 3. API 2500 makes drums sound right. 4. Coles 4038s like to explode but sound worth it. 5. console. Currently it's a Harrison. It doesn't ha...

Record more tracks of it. I usually go for three or four people per pass, and double it. Sometimes triple it, if everyone's got good rhythm and it needs to be really insane. Duplicating the track sounds like... duplicating the track. Which can be cool as a slapback effect, but if you want big claps,...

I'll vouch for this dude, too.

Bee-Ba and Superfuzz circuits are my favorites. For recording fuzz guitars though I'll just as soon plug straight into the board and crank it.

Oberheim SEM is my favorite. I love the MS10 but having two oscillators and two envelopes does give you a lot more flexibility. They both have great filters with the MS being able to get a little more aggressive/dramatic and the SEM being more flexible as it's multimode. The MS10 is very fast to wor...

Mono units, the 160a and Symetrix 501 are pretty useful. The VLA-II is a pretty good bet - good compressor with all the basic controls you need, the output section can be driven hard to put some fur on softsynths etc, and it's stereo. I'd avoid the RNC.