Hey all, just wondering if anyone has used these and if so, how did you like them? How are they as far as sound quality and CPU usage? Do they comepare to Waves RVerb and TruVerb?

Peace
LRG

Ok, my band just got some new speakers for our system. They have dual 15s and a horn, and they both max out at 700 watts, so 1400 watts total and operate at 8 ohms. Now we're looking at power amps but don't know which ones to go for. Any suggestions?

i have a software question. i do all of my recording on a Tascam 2488, and just got a laptop that i want to use for mixing those tracks. I don't use any MIDI or samples or anything, and want to mix just recorded audio (acoustic guitar, bass, drums, piano...). i've got decent powered monitors, and have a $200 budget for software.

I read some PDF manuals, read some reviews, had an opinoin from this site.
What are the pros and cons?
Do they kill the EQ I already have?

Could it be useful as i would run sound from stage sometimes?

Performing musician of 15+ years decides to go for the big PA.
Musician mind you, not sound engineer. BIG difference.
Just need some help here. LOL

i have a software question. i do all of my recording on a Tascam 2488, and just got a laptop that i want to use for mixing those tracks. I don't use any MIDI or samples or anything, and want to mix just recorded audio (acoustic guitar, bass, drums, piano...). i've got decent powered monitors, and have a $200 budget for software.

Okay, so I've come here to voice a MAJOR frustration. There are some serious friggin idiots on e-bay. My biggest gripe is when dipsh*ts out there drive the price up on stuff when it's just plain stupid to do so.

The subject says it all, besides the sample rates, is there any other major difference between the two? Also, is it worth having the 8 mic preamps with the 896 or to just go with the 828?

Thanks!

Jay Rigby

Hi all! I'm in need of some help. Here it goes:

Im looking for the most accurate circumaural reference cans I can get for around $150-300.00(usd).

Any info would be greatly appreciated...