Hi, I need a new mic for recording vocals and guitar and figured there must be a well-priced large-diaphram codenser that will work for both. The amp set up is basically a Mesa rectifier through a 4x12 recto cab.

So I have this all tube guitar amp, (Peavey Classic 30, highly under rated) which has a line coming out right after the preamp, to insert effects and such.

So I was wondering, is there a way to hook a mic into it, use it as mic preamp-amp(on the clean channel, I presume), then have that line out go to a mixer?

Currently the audio line out of my Audiophile 2496 goes directly to my power amp and monitors. I want to add a headphone amp so I have the option of listening to either the headphones or monitors. Is a simple A/B box all I need? (I recall seeing these at radio shack). Or is there a more appropriate solution.

I had just gotten a friend's VH-140c head cleaned & fixed up a bit when the damned thing started making this very odd sound--

I'm looking for a new power amp for my home studio. Power range 60-75 watts. Price range under $300. I've seen Alesis, Samson, ART and some others in this price range... Experience/Opinions anyone?
Thanks...Happy Holidays

I have an opportunity to buy an Alesis power amp (Matica 900) to power my home audio subwoofers. Is anyone familiar with this amp or Alesis power amps in general that can offer comments?

I have heard a crown K1 and it was very impressive for bass, but also quite expensive. I can get this for a good pices used.

I'm looking into sub amps to drive a pair of Stryke Audio AV12 subs. Ideally I'd like 1kw of power each into 4 ohms, but due to the cost my preference at present is for a local Biema PA amp which puts out 450w x 2 into 4 ohms and costs $AUD 450 on special. (Available at Altronics)

Hello all,
I have a 1120 Marantz console amp that I bought in 1975. I'm using it in my home studio to power a pair of JBL 4408's. I been considering upgrading my monitor system. Is my present system worth keeping...or should I spend the money to upgrade...and if so what would I need to spend to hear an improvment?
Thanks for the help.

any suggestions?

What op-amp is considered today to be the best for building mixers, eq, etc. I have +-24V available.

Thanks.

Larry