Hi!

What do i need to say in a electric shop that i wan to buy a cable that can handle the power of my guitar amp to my speaker? Isn't the same as the cable that runs the signal from my guitar to the power amp...

Regards,
Murdock

XP compatible? I've troubleshot every aspect of my recording troubles but that one.

Anybody know?

Your info is appreciated.

i got a pair of NS10M Studio monitors and have to get a new amp ... what manufacturer/model would be the best bet?

Im looking for any Behringer V Amp pro users-----give me the Pros and Cons of the unit.
On a scale of 1-10what do you give it-----for recording purposes ONLY!

Recently played a club that had a good soundman. He ran a DI box from the input of my amp. Was great the sound I got in the room and from my amp.

Question is can that damage my amp? I know nothing about using a DI.

Thanks in advance

tom

Some mics are good for at least two different uses. Some are good as vocal and OH mics, others as OH and AMP, or AMP and vocal,... whatever. Which could be a good deal in order to satisfy these 3 different recording situations, or at least 2 of them.

i am gonna order a ESP urban camo mII, already have a fender strat 60's model copy
and got line 6 pod xt but as i've come to know that amp modelers don't sound as original as the natural tone amps so i think i should have a good amp
the kind of tone i like, i don't know how to explain but sort of a modern hi gain to a very classical tone.

I am looking at either getting a guitar amp or modeler for studio use, (for those younger bands with the sh*tty ass amps). The thing is I don't play guitar, I play drums, so I don't know what amp gives what type of sound through such and such pickups. I am wanting to pick up an epiphone lespaul as a studio guitar and then either an amp or a modeler.

I do DJ work on the side for weddings and such. I dont need or want expensive equipment. I only do about 10-12 events a year.

I wasn't sure if I should bring my old topic back to the top of this forum, so I'm starting another one...hope that's ok. My budget is around $1000 for a bass amp mic. I'm aiming for a fairly professional sound.
The mic's I'm considering are:
Soundelux iFET7-1,890
Soundelux U195-$1,095.00
Electro-Voice RE20-$429.97
AKG D112-$200