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Research the Peavey VMP-2, you'll be glad you did!

Lots of love for the M88, that's the Phil Collins mic, right? "I can feel it,, coming in the,, " What's the diff between that and the "TG" model? ~ http://images.theage.com.au/ftage/ffximage/2009/08/01/aaPhil_Collins_narrowweb__300x414,2.jpg ~ I heard that the M201 is a sort of "does everything a 57...

Excellent posts guys, I would love to hear some more feedback on the M201 and Heil mics.

For, you know, upfront guitar sounds. Snare sounds. Bottles breaking, stuff like that. I typed "Hypercardioid Dynamic" into the search bar and only 14 results pulled up, let's change that. What are some benefits and drawbacks? What models do you like and in which applications? Any budget options tha...

Oktava has been sold, that leaves only the Ashly folks!

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Fender Blackface has been sold

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Thanks Kenny! It's so transparent that I thought you'd plug it in and be all like "this thing is broke!", lol.

They are the first series of Mackie HR824's that were made in the USA before they started making them in China and are sought out a good bit by the guys that use these. They were marketed to be a very flat sounding speaker, (that's very debatable), but I also know that there were a lot of guys using...

Help this girl out! I know her and she is a total sweetheart

^^^ You are going to love that comp/limiter, so long as you allow it to serve it's true purpose, (squashing ONLY dynamic range in the cleanest way possible, nothing else). As far as mastering decks go, that thing had pretty good vibe and mojo, but I'm holding out for an ATR-102 myself, (true masteri...

Pioneer RTR has been sold.

Compellor has been sold.

Ashly SC-50 BLACKFACE - $140 You know the one! In really great shape for it's age. Simply excellent on electric guitar. Awesome price, free shipping out the door! http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/ae215/analogsoundstudio/IMAG0332.jpg http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/ae215/analogsoundstudio/IMAG0...

Any wire should work and it doesn't have to be 22 AWG. Do you have a chunk of old mic cable? Strip it down and use the two interior conductors. Just make sure to twist them together. Even a chunk of lamp cord or speaker wire would work in a pinch. Or the interior conductors out of an IEC power cabl...