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...I'm not really doing much band recording-wise at the minute, anything I'm doing for myself I can cover with my Yammy 01X so I'm moving on my mobile recording setup.

Consists of a Presonus Firestudio Project Firewire interface (24 bit/96kHz, 8 mic/line inputs with insert points and additional high-impendance instrument inputs on the first two, plus stereo S/PDIF input - full specs here: [url="http://www.presonus.com/products/detail.aspx?productid=43"]http://www.presonus.com/products/detail.aspx?productid=43[/url]), an ART DPS ii stereo valve preamp (with S/PDIF output, hence bumping the number of simultaneous mic inputs available to ten, as well as providing some nice-sounding preamp alternatives and the option of compression for 'critical' mic recording - again, specs here: [url="http://www.artproaudio.com/products.asp?type=86&cat=9&id=97"]http://www.artproaudio.com/products.asp?ty...cat=9&id=97[/url]) and a 2U rack drawer with foam cutout for laptop power supply, external hard drive (not supplied) and cable, which will also house the laptop on top of it (I've been using a 15" MacBook Pro, which fits nicely).

All fitted into a Gator 4U shallow rack case - just add a handful of mics and a laptop and you're good to go! The Presonus came with Cubase LE4, and a whole bunch of plugins including BFD Lite IIRC - the discs are around somewhere, but I'm a Logic man so never used them. They WILL be included, there's no way I've thrown them away; also have the original boxes for the Presonus and ART.





I'll get a picture of the actual thing when the camera battery's got a bit of charge on it, but thought I'd get the rig up here before I bottle it and decide to keep it! The Firestudio seems to go for about £350 new, DPS a touch below £250, you'd pay over fifty quid for the Gator and about the same for the drawer, so to buy the whole thing new you're talking over £700 - I'm after £450 for the lot, make me an offer to separate but I'd rather shift it on wholesale as it's a great setup that works well together!

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[quote name='joegarcia' post='903925' date='Jul 24 2010, 12:23 PM']Fender Esquire 50's reissue?[/quote]

Ohhh, eeeehhhh, aaahhh...really shouldn't, but that's tempting - what colour / fretboard wood? What kinda condition (doesn't really matter as I like 'em battered, but out of interest...)?

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Sunburst with maple neck. Link here:

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=93220&hl=esquire"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...&hl=esquire[/url]

Great guitar, just set up and playing/sounding excellent. Pretty good trade option for the Firestudio and case I reckon. :)

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Cheers man, shall have a think on it - got a faked-up 'Esquire' I made from bits already (in natural) but kinda fancy a 'proper' one for no good reason...not sure whether I like the sunburst look or not though, have put a picture of one as my desktop wallpaper to let it 'live with me' for a bit :)

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[quote name='bassmanAzz' post='905801' date='Jul 26 2010, 01:41 PM']how much for the gator man?[/quote]

If I go for Joe's Esquire the Gator'll go with the Presonus man; I'm still holding out to see if the cash deal I might have goes through as having now got a date for my house move I could do with the readies more than I could do with another guitar that'll initially just go straight into storage while I find somewhere to live!

Garry, you've been PM'd...

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