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+1000! Pacific Pro is a great place to shop. Garth is a wonderful
person to do business with provided you like honesty, fair pricing and stellar customer service.

Thankfully there are still a few "mom and pop" stores here in the Seattle area that provide good service and value. While the inventory isn't as plentiful in these places as Guitar Center's it is, as a rule, more geared towards seasoned working musicians and (mostly) staffed with informed ...

Thanks, that went well with my morning cup of coffee.

L to R: Vernon Reid, Dave Stewart, Lou Reed and me. I'm sure I remember this as a much bigger deal than they do.....

I have to chime in as Devil's advocate on this. I've spent a good portion of my life in performing bands as a "gun-for-hire-sideman", and as such wanted to voice that not all bands are democratic unions. The key operative phrase in discussing this may be "the band leader". You ma...

This is the reverb I've been waiting for since the UAD platform came out. Provided it's at the same level of quality as their other offerings it may indeed be the last tool I need to complete my set up.
I'm delighted.
For me it signals the end of a 40 year long affair with gear lust.

My favorite part of the Songsmith video is the line;
"Microsoft? So it must be pretty easy to use....."

I wish the guy doing the demo had been a bit more detailed in his mic placement. The position of the AT vs. that of the Yeti has to account for at least some of the difference. I'd g as far as to say the relative thinness of the AT is what you'd expect positioned as it is.

Nice product. Look to be only $129 USD. Would love to hear user feedback on software and compatibility in the real world before buying though.

I've become fixated on this vocal performance. The level of control and expression reduces me to tears.

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She's probably old news to most of you, but somehow I missed the memo.

Geez 85 meg is HUGE. I spent a small fortune on a scsi array of four 8 meg drives and I thought I was stylin' at the time.

I must admit this is a surprise - never knew Fender did a Tele like this. Wonder if this was done as a custom job or stock? It's stock. If you google "98 american deluxe three tele" some info pops up. They are fairly rare as they were only made for a short time. Here's a link to a picture...

I'd like to have a Tele with the back relieved/beveled like the Strats then I'd be back in that game. I was just given a 98 American Deluxe Tele as a gift. It's crimson over ash with front edge white binding and a contoured back like a strat. Rosewood fretboard with abalone dots, and it's the rarer...

twistedtom wrote:Does SOS focus on PC users?

The entire world focuses on PC Users.