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Old 04-02-2008, 08:01 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I don't see a price on there, but yeah that would work great, however it all depends on his budget. If he really has money, I would buy a nice mixing board, a nice amp and a nice preamp, then he could have himself a nice little studio.
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Old 04-02-2008, 08:44 AM   #12 (permalink)
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I don't see a price on there, but yeah that would work great, however it all depends on his budget. If he really has money, I would buy a nice mixing board, a nice amp and a nice preamp, then he could have himself a nice little studio.
Everything comes down to budget.
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Old 04-02-2008, 09:38 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Heres the best speakers you can get, well maybe! Logitech rocks!!!
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...0&Sku=L23-6334
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I'd go for a Xeon if it's going to be data crunching all of the time, they're stable (good for a workstation, which this is) and when it comes to such tasks it's supposed to excel, plus they do a quad core version.
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Apple. Enough said.
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Apple. Enough said.
I dont like apple and I kinda agree with you. Apple is better with vid though!
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Yeah but it depends on software. - Apple are for more video editting, photos, etc.

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I dont like apple and I kinda agree with you. Apple is better with vid though!
I like apple, but for this sort of stuff i won't go for them. Agree with they are better for videos.

Windows will support most software and it would be hard to find stuff the compatible with an "apple workstation / or product".
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Yeah but it depends on software. - Apple are for more video editting, photos, etc.



I like apple, but for this sort of stuff i won't go for them. Agree with they are better for videos.

Windows will support most software and it would be hard to find stuff the compatible with an "apple workstation / or product".

Yup!
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Heres the best speakers you can get, well maybe! Logitech rocks!!!
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...0&Sku=L23-6334
Nooo, computer speakers do NOT stack up at all against high quality professional speakers. That set of Logitech will be blown away by a good setup.
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Sure if you wanna spend more than $2,000!!! Logitech rocks and you cant say they dont!! Trust me those speakers are better than what you think. They will blow away some piece of shit $1,000 bose setup or something like that.
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