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Bought this case when I purchased an Epiphone SG-400 back in 2003 of which I still own. I really like the design of this simple case.. only 3 latches. SG's and Telecasters fit inside of it very nicely.
This is a neat device, especially when mixing what you have recorded w/ your band... It easily allows multiple people to make changes without handing over the computer controls. Also just gives recording on the computer a better feel being able to press control buttons rather than clicking on them with your mouse. Not essential..but a decent tool that turns out being very useful. I believe they're no longer in production..so it may take some searching to find one to purchase.
After a few months off with the new kid in town, it feels good to be doing some music again. I strated by running sound at church, 2 bands I play in are ramping up to record and I'm dusting off the instruments to bring the noise... but may not the funk yet. I don't want to pull anything.
#MicMonday: The Blackbird Academy Live Sound Engineering students weren’t “outsiders” on Saturday. They started at 7 a.m. to observe load in, set up and sound check for Eric Church’s “The Outsiders” show at Bridgestone arena. For today’s #MicMonday, you get the deets on the flying drum setup.
• Kick drum – Heil PR48
• Toms – Heil PR48s
• Popcorn Snare – Heil PR31BW
• Hi-Hat – Heil PR20
Paul Hugo from Marshank Sale Co. pointing out the wiring of the EAW NTL720 line array. These speakers are self powered, network driven and even have USB ports for direct computer interfacing.
I wanted a bass that was left handed to record bass tracks to songs I write/record in my home studio. This turned up. I think I bought it for about 70 or 80 bucks.. I was super suprised on how great it was when I received it. I'm no bassist...but to my ears the thing sounds really great and is super easy to dial in the bass tones that i'm looking for.
Purchased this guitar in 2002 and used it in numerous gigs, mainly when I was in a punk band in high school. One of my favorite things about this guitar was it's fat neck and wide fretboard. Would not recommend for someone with tiny hands.
I like his voice.
Support A-dAY, a Hong Kong indie band.
Their debut album will be out on 2007-5-24, everyone has to have one :-D
The top of this guitar is solid and sounds great.. but the sides are complete crap. This is what happened when a little too much pressure was applied to the input jack..
I wanted a bass that was left handed to record bass tracks to songs I write/record in my home studio. This turned up. I think I bought it for about 70 or 80 bucks.. I was super suprised on how great it was when I received it. I'm no bassist...but to my ears the thing sounds really great and is super easy to dial in the bass tones that i'm looking for.
Purchased this guitar in 2002 and used it in numerous gigs, mainly when I was in a punk band in high school. One of my favorite things about this guitar was it's fat neck and wide fretboard. Would not recommend for someone with tiny hands.
Teisco Checkmate 88, Dual Speaker, Solid State, Reverb and Tremolo Amp. This was my brother's old amp passed down to me.. I had it in storage for a while then took it out to record some lo-fi tremolo tracks with a synth. I fiddled around with it and found that it actually sounds pretty cool and is a terrific practice amp with great bluesy tones.
I wanted a bass that was left handed to record bass tracks to songs I write/record in my home studio. This turned up. I think I bought it for about 70 or 80 bucks.. I was super suprised on how great it was when I received it. I'm no bassist...but to my ears the thing sounds really great and is super easy to dial in the bass tones that i'm looking for.