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probably 3 or 4 times more than you think!...

t-rex, did you balance the signal before you hit the drawmer, or just plug an insert cable directly into it? i hear you on that, snarl. that's normally how i suss things out, just wonderin' what others were doing. i know there are a lot of those boards out there. i think the issues i had with a chan...

fair enough. i've thought of that, but i'd like to keep things simple. i have so much going on at mix time that i'd prefer to just have the api connected directly the board and not have to patch up a bunch of extra shit and use extra channels. that IS why the mix insert point is there, ya know? as s...

so i recently got an api 2500, and i'm wondering the bestest way to work this box into my rig. i'm mixing on a ghost, and i initially tried the mix insert points (unbalanced) directly into the api. at that point, everything sounded ok if the api was active, but one side would drop out dramatically i...

i think the beyer m380 fits that bill...

oh, HVAC? that's going to be one of the big challenges. that room is gonna get hot...

you starting soon?...

rythym ranch rules!

thanks mark...

the yamaha stuff is totally bomber. the phono pre in the a-s1000 is really nice, one of the reasons i bought it. didn't want to get a separate phono stage, and i have a nice turntable and B&W 501's with it in the studio, so i didn't want to skimp there. the pre in the AV unit is totally passable for...

running a system very similar to yours in my house, and i have a yamaha rx-v 1800. it will actually do 3 zones at once, all using different inputs if desired. i've been REALLY happy with this unit. i have another yamaha integrated (a-s1000) amp with killer phono pre amp for my studios passive monito...

pssst. beyer m380.

likes kick drums too...

only d sub, or xlr as well?...

how many spaces is the api lunchbox?...

nope, the 119.

had an rnc years ago. did what it was supposed to do, but i never got into it.

kind of, i don't know, boring?...

hands down the easiest and cheapest way to get the 160vu era sound/vibe. i'd use mine a hell of a lot more than i do if i didn't already have a 160 and a 161. which, in a rack of nice compressors, are still two of my faves. don't know what the market is on these things these days, but i think i paid...