all the above and then some....

and the fact that while i may sometimes feel like pointing people in the right direction , i do not do freebies.

i too did hardware comparison tests.

UAD in some cases sounds "nicer" and is always more intuitive to use thanks to the GUI ,

however, NICER, does NOT mean more authentic/accurate

yeah, and eric johnson can hear the difference between nickel jack plugs and brass jack plugs.

this is VERY over simplified. and not necessarily applicable to every situation, it's very much a DIYers rule of thumb..... and it only applies to panels that are significantly smaller than an entire wall, not entire wall structure designs. an increase in performance of a panel is achieved by hangi...

compression anywhere between 5-10% and maybe about 65% will be fine..... outside of that, the material does not act reliably as a spring. large areas of foam become surprisingly hard to compress, especially when the load is not directly vertical... the other way to do it if your load is insufficient...

FooFighters..... usually sound great..... (as well as being great tunes) QOTSA "songs for the deaf" there's only one Nickleback track i ever use for anything, and that's "never again" off their Silver side up album , the bass line is a good rule of thumb test for listening system...

feedback buster

heavy rubber bung for the soundhole.

job done

can i just be pedantic rather than especially helpful...... constant gain, would seem to me to be a misnomer....

constant loudness perhaps??..... or an absolute signal level compensator????

might be a more accurate description of what you're looking for....

placed across the corner as glenn illustrated is more effective as a bass trap, than placed flat to the wall. significantly so.

i was thinking call divert, or a VOIP capable unit.....

for example iPhone on skype..... with all those funky dock connectors and so on,..... gotta be easy to implement....

just chucking a few ideas around that are just outside the box, in case something turns out useful really.....

aside from the obvious point about virtually all mobiles having line outputs.....

http://www.vtx.co.uk/subsection.aspx?id=15

might be of some use

as a result of all this, i rather fancy a P-rail to go in the neck of one of my Jem , or maybe RG, , or a pair for my hard tail SZ

damn, more on the never ending shopping list.

first off, i'm not sure about the thixotropic bit.... purely on a definition basis, from memory.... Thixotropic fluids are shear thinning, in that their apparent viscosity reduces on application of increasing shear forces.. whereas Custard is generally understood to be a shear thickening fluid, the ...

there is NO better foam than the RPG "Studio in a box" "Profoam" products. period. there are many foam products that are "equivalent" in terms of the material itself, but the RPG Stuff is by far the best design..... for a foam product. there are composite products and n...

as long as the fabric is breathable, it should have no effect on their performance.

in a word, No i dont think so....

the powerblock is an amp, designed to drive speakers.....

which it does very nicely..... (been very happy with mine, courtesy of a very good friend.... )

for the record, connecting a sub physically to larger bits of furniture is a really really bad idea....

it will effectively turn the entire desk in to a resonating cabinet, totally screwing with your LF response.....

even back then i vehemently disagreed with the concept of it being a good mic.... and at the time, being more of an absolute objectivity kind of guy, rather than relative subjectivity, was unimpressed by the review.... to be fair, i've since learned to take budget and market sector more in to accoun...

C1000's have many uses. unfortunately, none of them intersect on a venn diagram with the subset that involves being a recording microphone. Hammer, yes, Muggers Cosh, yes, door wedge , yes, place to find a 9V battery when in extremis. check.... recording anything?? no..... not even nearly....... i d...

Johnny, please use a smilie when you pull someone's leg that hard.....