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Points: 37575 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 20 2009 at 09:51
^ Oh Embarrassed - It's not that easy to tell from the photo - the yellow looked too dull to be a Tuna Melt and I couldn't see the middle knob so I guessed it was a Grilled Cheese. 50% chance of being right, and I failed. LOL
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No problem :) but there was a clue : the "Guitar player award" sticker. I don't think that the Grilled Cheese pedal had this award :)
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^ you have better eyesight than me. Wink
 
(on account of I always have one eye closed, or so it seems Wink)
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Wink well, I know because it's my pedal but I wouldn't have seen it if not Wink
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Here is my fine collection of Synths....

And, of course those stringed thingies..

I could use a little more space though.
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Points: 4900 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 09 2009 at 15:28
Originally posted by synthguy synthguy wrote:

Here is my fine collection of Synths....

And, of course those stringed thingies..

I could use a little more space though.


How much did that mixing table set you back? Also, does it work with Mac computers?

Too many questions, probably, but I am in the midst of setting up my first home studio, you see. Embarrassed
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Points: 225 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 09 2009 at 15:53
Originally posted by p0mt3 p0mt3 wrote:


Originally posted by synthguy synthguy wrote:

Here is my fine collection of Synths....

And, of course those stringed thingies..

I could use a little more space though.
How much did that mixing table set you back? Also, does it work with Mac computers?Too many questions, probably, but I am in the midst of setting up my first home studio, you see. Embarrassed


I love questions! The mixer is actually a TASCAM 2488 24 track hard disk recorder. You can interface it with a MAC (I've been a MAC guy myself, since day one), however, I use it as a standalone unit. It has an 80 GB internal hard drive and will burn red book CDs. It also has quite a nice selection of built in effects. I purchased it for about $800 US about two years ago. I didn't want to go the direct to computer route, as I wanted a portable unit. I really like the unit, it's perfect for my little studio.
I wish you luck with your studio! I'm sure there are a ton of options out there for you. Enjoy shopping around.
Paul
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Great... it work without computer interface... then thanks body... I'm considering to put my own studio as well that piece of work sound great... $800 Us sounds ok and reasonable... thanks...!!! Thumbs Up I let you know if I buy it... maybe a christmas gift... who knows... jejeje...

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Originally posted by synthguy synthguy wrote:

Here is my fine collection of Synths....


Nice set up

Is that an EMU Classic Keys module I spy at the top?? If so - wonderful module it is too (great Mellotrons)

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Points: 18 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 10 2009 at 23:51
Figured I'd do an update after looking through this thread again. I'm so envious of you guy with synths/keys! I need to work on getting myself some!

Anyways:
Bogner Ecstasy 101b
Bogner 4x12
PRS Custom 22 (not shown)
H.B.E. Psilocybe
MXR Carbon Copy (I replaced the Nova Delay in the picture with this)
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