Dave -

I recall reading awhile back about you mentioning a cheap Ghost upgrade that was supposed to make it even better. As I've been getting to know my Ghost over the past couple of weeks, I'm really loving it but would be most interested in hearing about this upgrade.

Care to dish?

Well, it's happened. I've outgrown my Roland VS 1880 and am wanting to move on and up.

Thinking of getting a Soundcraft Ghost mixer as a front end for my DAW. Any "Ghost"-users here? Would be nice to get some user feedback on this, what it seems to me, great "affordable" mixer. I've used the Mackie 8-bus quite a lot in the ADAT-days, so that would be a good reference for me. How does it compare in your opinion ?

If I ghost my OS drive on my p3 sys. and upgrade to a different mobo and p4, can I re-use the image from the p3 sys? Will there be registry issues, etc?

May sound like a silly question, but I've used both these boards but not together so it's hard to judge. Obviously the eq was far superior on the Ghost. But just sound quality in the line inputs (I won't use either preamps) minus eq does the Ghost sound better? Why does it? It's easy to say just because one is a Mackie and the other is a Soundcraft but why is it better?

I have been hereing very good things about the Ghost! I had made a mistake with purchaseing a Mackie 32 channel VLZ, but I am returning it for a full refund.

I would consider getting one used (this is the 24 channel)

Since I have great mic preamps, I am not too concerned with the on board pre, but can anyone tell me how the Ghosts are?

Thanks,

Hi gang,

(hope this is an appropriate place for my query... if not please advise!)

Anyone using a Soundcraft Ghost here? It'd be great if you could share your opinions on that console.

thanks alot

-Markus