You may want to consider the Peavy Escort 3000, too. It has several helpful features and the price is reasonable. I owned one and it served me well in my vocal ministry in churches using guitar and...

Paul,

You must have enjoyed playing synthesizers at one time. You might find learning "to play piano by chord" would be more helpful to you, so you could learn to play songs more quickly. Were...

Ted,

Thanks so very much for answering my questions. Now, I can proceed with the tasks of setting up my new mixer purchased from Sweetwater of course. Your answer was straight-to-the-point for a...

Hey Gang!

My Mackie Pro12 FX non-powered mixer has two XLR outlets (male) that I would like to hook-up to a pair of Samson R6a Rubicon Active Monitors with XLR inputs (female) to be used as a...

djtymartin,

It is an old thread, but at least the OP wasn't talking about Eight Track Cassettes! Those are really old! ;)

Best wishes,

Lloyd

Seems to me that Sweetwater is offering products from various manufacturers to give its customers the right to choose the equipment they like for a price they can afford. Sweetwater provides...

Roy,

I would agree with mbvoxx that the Shure Beta 87a would be an excellent choice. It would be $50 more than you anticipated per microphone, but if they did the trick the extra cost would be...

Maybe the OP purchased what he could afford and not the higher priced Gibson. However, there is no reason that the OP can't determine the warranty coverage from the dealer and put it to use. If no...

I can't imagine any church today wishing to grow and meet the needs of the younger generation will make it without some newer technology in it chapel and other rooms to be wired for sound. I...

Condensers are nice microphones, but Shure SM58 is still a good microphone. You need to try both the SM58 and the condenser of your choice to hear which one makes your voice sound better. Take a...

I own a Mojave MA 201FET which is a reasonably priced and quality microphone. It is a good one for acoustic guitar and other instruments. I use mine mainly for voice. I didn't consider purchasing...

Willie,

You may be waiting a long time, so you might as well try to learn it like the rest of us are doing. Changes are usually not easy, but we live through them and adjust over time. There is...

To be honest, you have been given lots of information to systematically follow-up on your problem without spending any more money. It appears you aren't listening and/or you don't know how to...

Sounds good, Lauren!

Best wishes,

Lloyd

Does he wear headset to hear hear the mix? Maybe his hearing is so poor (he doesn't know it or won't admit it) and he has to put his mouth extremely close to the microphone to hear himself even when...

I have the Sweetwater Forum on my browser as "one of my Favorites" since 12/2008. A change from "forum" to "community" hasn't caused me any trouble accessing this forum. Am I missing something?
...

gray36,

I apologize for thinking you might be a troll, but you do have an attitude that takes some getting used to.

I consider myself a newbie compared to the other folks here. I've asked some...

Gray,

You trolling or what? :confused:

Just wondering?

Lloyd

griff,

The person complaining about you not purchasing a $50 cd player probably would overspend on some other piece of equipment for your church. Whose to say the $50 cd player would hold up after...

Jeff,

Audacity will work as been mentioned:

http://audacity.download-latest.com/

If you have an amp with several input channels....use one for right channel and one for left....and dial out...

You might be able to deal with the sound by throwing money at it, but "ego" by one person in the band can break it.

I guess this is what corporations call "diversification."

Doesn't have to make sense, does it?

Best wishes,

Lloyd

jpleong,

Thanks! That has clears things up for me.

Best wishes,

Lloyd

What makes this so strange? History lesson please!

Martin,

Maybe the Shure 55?