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Any chance these are still available even though it's been a long time?

Duly noted on the mics. The acoustic treatment would need to be included in this as well. I have a total of a $10,000 budget, but I figured $1,000 would go towards things like drywall, electrical wiring, 2x4s, and insulation.

Ha. When it comes to actual recording, I biamp my cabinets, so I'll be micing my 15 and 4X10, and running a line out. But for practice, I believe just the line out will do fine. Right on, I shall explore this gearslutz.com. Thanks.

Well, I actually see 2 different 16 channel PreSonus mixers. Would you reccomend the 16.0.2 at $999, or the 16.4.2AI at $1999.95?

For Microphones, this guy has some MD421s and SM57. Would you reccomend any of the other mics he has? [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

I would say 16 would be the maximum number of inputs I would ever need at one time. I plan to record each instrument seperately, so I would only need 16 for the practice purposes. That would be: 10 for the Drums 2 for Guitars 1 for Bass 2 for Vocals with 1 spare. Unless you would...

Greetings, I am soon to be converting a 10 ft by 18ft shed into a small studio and practice area. Can you reccomend some quality equipment that I could/should get to be fully functional, with the greatest sound quailty, with a price cap of $9,000? Software not included in this price, but...

Back problems more so. The GruvGear DuoStrap Neo certainly seems interesting, and they are having a sale for another few hours. I have pretty much the Levi version of the Neotech, albeit is a large size, and is too big for me.

I am a devout 6 string bassist. Due to recent findings, I believe the weight of my basses are causing back problems, along with the position/ length of my strap. I am searching for the tone of a grand piano, but with a boomy bottom end. What would be a good bass and the most comfortable/...

Well, here I go again with another post seeking the guidance of those who have come before. Ha. I searched through the posts on here and didn't see one that exactly fit my needs. I will say that as of right now, I am completely clueless on Midi and how it all integrates together. I want a midi...

It should say, *with this bass and these strings

Thanks for all the input. I certainly agree that it's the bass that gives the tone. The Pro Steels are definitly what I've been searching for. Albeit the bass I have isn't the top of the line ( A Rogue 6 string), these strings make it sound incredible. When I eventually purchase a new bass...

Thanks for all the information. I'll get to reading on those threads as well.

I purchased mine last year in excellent condition, and I paid $215 including shipping for the preamp without the footswitch. Hope this is of some assistance.