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- jgimbel
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Made some "upgrades" to my low budget studio, not so much stepping up in general but getting some things I've needed for a while (all things I got after much research here and elsewhere):
Sennheiser HD280s
AT4050 (just came today!)
RNC (my first outboard compression)
RNLA
A second VTB-1
Furman power conditioner
Sennheiser HD280s
AT4050 (just came today!)
RNC (my first outboard compression)
RNLA
A second VTB-1
Furman power conditioner
Deagan "Drummer's Special" Xylophone
Picked up a Deagan "Drummer's Special" Xylophone from a friend today. It was in his family for many years. Manufactured about 1920.
-- mrclean
Re: Deagan "Drummer's Special" Xylophone
That is awesome, I would love to have one of those!mrclean wrote:Picked up a Deagan "Drummer's Special" Xylophone from a friend today. It was in his family for many years. Manufactured about 1920.
[Asked whether his shades are prescription or just to look cool]
Guy: Well, I am the drummer.
Guy: Well, I am the drummer.
- Marc Alan Goodman
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Whole place! One appt for me to live in and one to rent out.trodden wrote:AWESOME.Marc Alan Goodman wrote:Okay, I had to post this one
390 Graham Ave in Brooklyn
The new home of Strange Weather!
Starting 2011.
And you're all invited.
Is this the place for the design you were posting about at the Sayers forum? Looks fun from the outside!!! You get the places upstairs as well or just ground floor and basement?
Yeah, Wes Lachot is now doing the design. If there's one thing I learned in all the different design forums over the last few years it's that I'm better off hiring someone if I'm doing it for keeps. This one is for keeps.
Thanks guys! It'll be there for all of us to work in the city, hopefully for a long time.
- trodden
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yeah, the design forums... grr... a lot of information on them, bad damn there are some serious attitude problems as well. I'm almost done with my VERY simple build out.. and I never want to do this again.. ever... next time, I'm hiring pros for everything.. may cost a hell of lot more but it would get done faster and better. Even though I've learned a lot doing this... hanging sheet rock is not something I do well..Marc Alan Goodman wrote:Whole place! One appt for me to live in and one to rent out.trodden wrote:AWESOME.Marc Alan Goodman wrote:Okay, I had to post this one
390 Graham Ave in Brooklyn
The new home of Strange Weather!
Starting 2011.
And you're all invited.
Is this the place for the design you were posting about at the Sayers forum? Looks fun from the outside!!! You get the places upstairs as well or just ground floor and basement?
Yeah, Wes Lachot is now doing the design. If there's one thing I learned in all the different design forums over the last few years it's that I'm better off hiring someone if I'm doing it for keeps. This one is for keeps.
Thanks guys! It'll be there for all of us to work in the city, hopefully for a long time.
Got these new AT ribbon mics yesterday. Full review to follow in a while
but quick impression is pretty exceptional. Active ribbons, plenty of output.
I used both of them on an acoustic guitar and they were pretty 'quick'.
I also did a side by side electric guitar overdub with the smaller 4081 next to a Royer 121 and the results were very, very close tonewise.
Royer was the slightest bit brighter and the AT was the slightest bit fuller.
Mighty good.
- A.David.MacKinnon
- ears didn't survive the freeze
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- Nick Sevilla
- on a wing and a prayer
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- xpulsar
- pushin' record
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New Stuff
I just scored a Stevenson Interface Electronics Console, a Studer A80 8 track 1",Ecoplate II plate Reverb, Collins 212 F-1 Tube Mixing Console, and I just started to build my Modular Euro-rack Synth.
-Collin
- Brett Siler
- moves faders with mind
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Collin! It's me Brett Siler from Child Bite. New gear looks fn awesome!
My musical endeavors!
My Music: http://www.brettsiler.bandcamp.com/
StudioMother Brain Sound Infrastructure
My Music: http://www.brettsiler.bandcamp.com/
StudioMother Brain Sound Infrastructure
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- dead but not forgotten
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True, true. Can't wait.jgimbel wrote:Cannot wait to read a review of those mics.
The following posts are fantastic as well:
A ranch? Nice one Nick. Congrats!
Collin's new acquisitions made me cry.
And the Vox Pathfinder Junkshop just bought is actually cool. Some of the Vox stuff sounds really nice even though it's MIK. I love my Cambridge 30 reverb. They're doing some stuff right.
"The mushroom states its own position very clearly. It says, "I require the nervous system of a mammal. Do you have one handy?" Terrence McKenna
- Sean Sullivan
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I completely forgot I was auction sniping a Urei 530 graphic equalizer...and won. Don't really have the money for it either
Now I have a 535 and 530, which is alright because they are different frequency points. Two more boxes to tinker with in the future. I'll have a nice little rack of Urei EQs, since I also have an Audio Upgrades 546.
Now I have a 535 and 530, which is alright because they are different frequency points. Two more boxes to tinker with in the future. I'll have a nice little rack of Urei EQs, since I also have an Audio Upgrades 546.
Still waiting for a Luna reunion
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