My mother, (now retired) taught music at an elementary school for 22 years and was a major part of getting the school awarded the Blue Ribbon school of the country. I was her student for a few years and then off to middle school.

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Looking for someone to transfer: 1. Data from DAT tape backup of a single song to DR16; and 2. Bounce the tracks to 24/48 WAV files. You'd be something karmically wonderful for someone and of course; this is a paid gig.

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Hey all, i just upgraded from 100mbps to 400mbps, which worked out both cheaper and faster. next step up is gigabit (1000mbps), which is $10 more and requires a visit from the tech and service fee. Anyway, just wondering what you all have been using, and if you have and complaints, or positives. Thanks.

-kyle

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I just bought a pair of KEf 105.3's for a song. the reason is the 2 visible lf drivers need their surrounds replaced as they are non existent. I assume the top LF drivers need repair too.

Recording a guitar into a mixer via an Acoustic Image Clarus preamp out, and out to a video camera. The problem is that the guitarist often adjusts his volume during playing, and that can mess up my signal level going into the camera. Other situation is when he plays chord melody, the signal is pretty weak.

Filming guitar instructional videos. Currently have a RODE NTG-1 mic positioned above and in front of the teacher. Problem is that the mic not only picks up the teacher's voice, but also the sound coming out of the monitor speakers, as well as that annoying pick snapping against the strings sound that makes the guitar sound thin and tinny on the video.