thanks for all the input... hadn't heard of the super.fi's before... but will definetly give them a listen... been leaning towards shure at this point... haven't heard anything close to that good sounding... maybe the super.fi's will suprise me! =) on can hope... though I can imagine them being...
well here's the deal tapco is made by mackie of whom i'm sure you've all heard of... well the tapco s-8's are as good if not better than the HR824's they are a bit tighter with the punch which is a personal preference of mine... they do not have as powerful of an amp... but 60Wrms/100Wpk for...
Who's using what brand and what are your likes/dislikes about them? I've heard that some of them have incredible sound reproduction... I just bought a cheap pair of sony buds ($40) that sound better than any pair of headphones I've ever had and they are hardly what you would call "professional"...
as for the n00b biz... i think it's kinda silly as you can see by my member date i'm hardly a n00b... posting all day long just makes you a loser... haha...
j/k about the whole loser thing... i...
Wattage has not much to do with sound quality... seperation and clarity are EVERYTHING... if you have neither then you are experiencing what is referred to as a "muddy" experience... the only way to acheive clarity is with seperation of each spectrum of sound ie: lows, mids, highs... high end...
I need nothing more than Asio/Asio2 support and good sound... x-fi has both and is also a damn good multimedia card... this is not by anymeans a professional studio i'm working with here... i have heard some incredible stuff made on much lesser of a system... you wouldn't even be able to tell...
well to tell you the truth I have a Terratec dmx 6fire 24/96 card with breakout box... but I wasn't sure It would fit in the case... and just wanted to have something for a backup so that I wouldn't be dead in the water if it didn't fit... also I plan on getting the x-fi with breakout once I can...
I forgot to add...
I will be running WinXP Pro (A stripped version)
software will include:
Reason 3
Cubase SX + VSTi's
Ableton Live
Wavelab
and also some web content creation apps like macromedia and zend studio
I went with the 4400+ because of the price point and also it has...
Using a maxtor 6y080p0 in a comp.usa model hd-337 external enclosure... the drive in it was my boot drive from my win.xp.pro setup that died from some motherboard/power.supply problem... anyways... i was trying to transfer some files from my wife's laptop onto it and i'm getting an error saying...
anything under 40$ that is working...i don't care about speed as i am only using this one time long enough to flash the bios... i bought a motherboard/cpu combo and motherboard i bought doesn't support the 64-bit sempron i bought without a bios flash... which i cannot do without another proc...
lite-on sohw-812s will only burn @ 2.4x and is 8x capable with dvd+r
nd-3520a will only burn @ 4x and is 16x capable with dvd+r
using ridata 16x dvd+r media...
using nero 6.6.0.14
When looking at the workgroup from my "server" I can see the other computer and browse it's files but from the other computer I can see the "server" in the workgroup, but when I try to browse my "server's" files I get a permissions error.
Any Ideas? If you need more info please just ask what...
I was just about to post this same question when I figured I should do a search... I don't see any reply's so I guess I'm going to bump this because I would like to know also!
thank you for any input you may have!
Ok... created a partition and was transferring files... had a power outage during the process and it corrupted not only the new partition but the original... i installed an image of a fresh windows install... and i am trying to use "recover my files" but it has been searching for two days now...
I am about to format/reinstall... and i was just wondering are there any advantages/disadvantages to not installing the service packs and only installing all the critical/recommended updates... someone suggested only installing the critical/recommended updates that is why i'm asking... would...
actually i spoke in error... i just realized while re-reading this post... 0 = striping and 1 = redundancy so the cards that support raid50 is actually striping? now i'm kind of confused... because i thought parity was in a way striping but with fault tolerance... so what would the benefit of...
if you get an add-in get 3ware and nothing else... they have proven themselves to be the best cards for anything ATA/IDE and he is right about the 150/133 mismatch... i'd get a card that has a good onboard raid solution until they come out with motherboards that have pci-x slots on them and get...
i don't know because i myself haven't done anything raid 5 yet... but from what i understand 3 drives is only the minimum you should be able to use all 4 channels in your raid 5 setup it would just write like this part1-drive1 part2-drive2 part3-drive3 part11-drive4 part22-drive1 part33-drive2...
true... i hear ya there... good thoughts guys... and your right rancid the competition is very good... for EVERYONE... by trump them i didn't necessarily mean take over the #1 spot for size of company and market share... i don't think that will ever happen... besides being second makes you work...
Ok... so if these guys can copy eachothers technology and not have to worry about patent infringement... why hasn't amd done this... it's would give them that final edge they need (IMO) to finally trump those damn other guys. I just don't understand it... has there been talk? I don't follow this...
Can anyone tell me what laser systems the companies that do this are? I am looking at getting into doing this not just for PC stuff but also for mall kiosk related items... I've been doing google searches for laser cutting/engraving but haven't come across too many that really give details on...