Category Recording

KRK 10s Subwoofer

krk-10s_subwoofer I added the KRK 10s subwoofer to the studio. I heard of people being happy with this subwoofer paired with the Adam A7 monitors. They go well together. It didn't take me very long to get the two in line with each other.Read More

Lexicon ALEX Digital Effects Processor

lexicon-alex The overall sound is pretty good actually. It is quiet and the reverbs are typical - nothing awe inspiring but not crap either. The plate reverbs are kind of nice.Read More

T.C. Electronic M-One XL Reverb/FX

m-onexl I'm fairly impressed by this machine. The noise floor is nothing on the reverbs. Read More

MOTU MIDI Express 128

motu-midiexpress-128 The Express 128 provides 8 MIDI IN, 9 MIDI OUT, 128 MIDI channels.Read More

Event Echo Gina20 Audio Interface

Event_Gina20 Just like the Darla, I use this interface on the sampler and softsynth workstations. Read More

Event Echo Darla Audio Interface

Event_Darla I've had this card for a long time and it is still going strong.Read More

Yorkville Coliseum C130/70 Monitors

yorkville-c130-70 One thing lead to another and I ended up with ten (yes, count them TEN) Yorkville C130/70 speakers.Read More

Ibanez DD1000 Dual Digital

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I found another old digital delay. This one from the 80′s (if the colour of the knobs are any indication).

This device has two delay circuits which are wired independently to their respective connections on the back of the unit (more on that in a second).

One delay circuit (B) is just a standard delay. The delay times are from 4 to 1024 milliseconds. Time controls are in 4 time blocks with a time sweep knob. Pretty standard for a unit of this age. There is also a effect mix control and a delay repeat control. The other delay circuit (A) has a shorter delay time – 0.5 to 256 milliseconds – with the same style time controls. It also includes modulation and speed controls for flange/chorus type effects.

The jacks on the back of this delay are everything you need and more...

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DOD 944 Chain Reaction

dod_chain_reaction_944_52 This is a strange 2 unit rack mount multi-effect from the 1980's with a 5 button petal board. It has "Heavy Metal" Distortion, Flanger/Chorus, Digital Delay, and a Parametric Equalization.Read More

dbx 563X “The Silencer” Noise Reduction

dbx563x I didn't really seek out this little half-rack unit. It found me. Read More