I just purchased the VT737sp and the VT747sp and would like to know what your thoughts are on these units.
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Computer
Presonus Firepod
http://www.presonus.com/images/firePod_frt.jpg
http://www.presonus.com/images/firePod_bk.jpg
Avalon VT-737SP
http://www.avalondesign.com/images/vt737sp-01.jpg
Avalon VT-747SP
http://www.avalondesign.com/images/747sp-01.jpg
TASCAM US-2400
http://www.tascam.com/Press/Images/medium/2400Front.jpg
Neumann TLM 103
http://studio-central.com/images/neumann%20018.jpg
Mackie HR824
http://www.mackie.com//products/hr824/images/HR824.JPG
Can anyone give me the most efficient way to connect these. I have a diagram that
I will post after some responses.
I also have the Samsun C-controller
http://www.samash.com/images/items/sccontrol.jpg
and the c-que
http://www.samash.com/images/items/sCque8.jpg
Thank you very much
Avalon VT737SP Vacuum Tube Pre Combo Unit
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Anil Singh
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I bought an Avalon VT737sp last year, and Ive never regretted it. Its not cheap, but it adds a musical quality to anything that goes through it that Ive never experienced before.
As for the Tascam 2400, I considered buying one and decided not to. The primary reasons were that there didnt seem to be aggressive support by Tascam (the driver is not updated frequently, and driver updates are needed according to other users); In addition, there are no channel LEDs to let you know what is on each channel. So youd be back to using masking tape to label your channels. Imagine having dozens of strips of masking tape hanging around, one for each song. I ended up going with a Mackie Control Universal better driver support, and LEDs to let you know whats on each individual channel and what parameter youre adjusting. You can add extension modules to get more channels.
As for the Mackie 824 monitors, theyre very popular. I just bought a pair of the HR 626s, and Im happy with them.
The other equipment on your list I dont have any experience with.
Im not sure what you mean when you ask for the most efficient way to connect these. Are you having a problem connecting something?
Tip for the future when you post links to equipment, dont link to a simple picture. Link to a product info page.
As for the Tascam 2400, I considered buying one and decided not to. The primary reasons were that there didnt seem to be aggressive support by Tascam (the driver is not updated frequently, and driver updates are needed according to other users); In addition, there are no channel LEDs to let you know what is on each channel. So youd be back to using masking tape to label your channels. Imagine having dozens of strips of masking tape hanging around, one for each song. I ended up going with a Mackie Control Universal better driver support, and LEDs to let you know whats on each individual channel and what parameter youre adjusting. You can add extension modules to get more channels.
As for the Mackie 824 monitors, theyre very popular. I just bought a pair of the HR 626s, and Im happy with them.
The other equipment on your list I dont have any experience with.
Im not sure what you mean when you ask for the most efficient way to connect these. Are you having a problem connecting something?
Tip for the future when you post links to equipment, dont link to a simple picture. Link to a product info page.