spider senses?

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]'grats man.. what is it?[/QUOTE]

QSC RMX1450:

900 watts @ 8 ohms bridged mono
1400 watts @ 4 ohms bridged mono

300 USD! :D

thats alot of sound.... what cab you plan to use with it?

[QUOTE=Foxfire]QSC RMX1450:

900 watts @ 8 ohms bridged mono
1400 watts @ 4 ohms bridged mono

300 USD! :D[/QUOTE]
thats **** nice

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]but... why?[/QUOTE]
No idea really... I have had a long, odd weekend.

Hormones all over the place I guess... :(

thats not good... realease your hormones like mitchell does...it helps a little :p(though he claims its becouse of the flue..:lol: )

im goin to bed....

Eddie: Avatar 2x12, most likely, and possibly a 2x10 in the future.

XbyeXeddyX

12's..... :drool:

I have been thinkin about my ampeg disliking.. it might be that i dont like 8x10 cabs... all the ampegs i have played had 8x10s

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]12's..... :drool:

I have been thinkin about my ampeg disliking.. it might be that i dont like 8x10 cabs... all the ampegs i have played had 8x10s[/QUOTE]
Play other ones... Ampeg is goooood. :p

I've decided on a new bass.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]I've decided on a new bass.[/QUOTE]

Which is...?

i bought a new bass, 10 minutes ago, for £1535, a yamaha john patitucci in amber

Alright guys... I want a decent keyboard that I can learn on, but that I can also plug into my comp to listen to/record/whatever. I don't want a piece of crap, but I don't want to spend tons of monet (hopefully around $150-$200). Used is okay, as long as I'm getting a sweet deal. Point me in the right direction!




joe

[QUOTE=shadow316]i bought a new bass, 10 minutes ago, for £1535, a yamaha john patitucci in amber[/QUOTE]


It doesn't exist till we see pictures of yourself holding the bass, along with a photo ID, and the signed disclamer.




joe

[QUOTE=Foxfire]Which is...?[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0135760359[/url]

It's new for 2005, I think. Same electronics as an American Deluxe but with a jazz in the bridge, which I'd rather have anyways. Too bad it isn't constructed like an American.

[QUOTE=JoeDaddio]Alright guys... I want a decent keyboard that I can learn on, but that I can also plug into my comp to listen to/record/whatever. I don't want a piece of crap, but I don't want to spend tons of monet (hopefully around $150-$200). Used is okay, as long as I'm getting a sweet deal. Point me in the right direction!




joe[/QUOTE]

They have these 61 key Yamaha (And we know that's good just straight off) keyboards for your price range.

[QUOTE=JoeDaddio]It doesn't exist till we see pictures of yourself holding the bass, along with a photo ID, and the signed disclamer.[/QUOTE]
i'll post some pics when i get it. hopefully in a week. yay!!

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon][url]http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0135760359[/url]

It's new for 2005, I think. Same electronics as an American Deluxe but with a jazz in the bridge, which I'd rather have anyways. Too bad it isn't constructed like an American.[/QUOTE]

I thought they already had those?

o.O

[QUOTE=Foxfire]I thought they already had those?

o.O[/QUOTE]
In passive.

[QUOTE=Foxfire]They have these 61 key Yamaha (And we know that's good just straight off) keyboards for your price range.[/QUOTE]


Donde!?



joe

Don...de?

:wave:

[url]http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=5726618&type=product&id=1062632292816[/url]

^ 61-keys, full MIDI

[url]http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=6418691&type=product&id=1081512551282[/url]
^ Appears to be the same, but it's cheaper. :confused:

[url]http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=6662382&type=product&id=1087341424913[/url]
^ Appears sorta the same just more expensive. No clue. Read specs. :p

I see im not the only one looking for a keyboard. :) ..i actually plan to find one this week

Did I help at all Joe? :p

[QUOTE=Foxfire]Did I help at all Joe? :p[/QUOTE]



Gracias, senor!


My internet went out for a sec, but I'm back, so I'm gonna check thoae out. Thanks man!




joe

By the way... what does full MIDI mean?



joe

^ I meant that it had MIDI support. I'm guessing you can plug into your computer and run MIDI (Using Cubase, etc.) It has a headphone jack, as far as I know, as well.

[QUOTE=JoeDaddio]By the way... what does full MIDI mean?



joe[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure it means you can recreate all the sounds that can be used in a MIDI.

Edit:I Fail*goes home*