http://bobbyjack.ryxi.commaking a sound booth for drum tracksenCopyright 2005, RYXI.com2007-04-12 19:07:092007-04-12 19:07:09RYXI / RYXI.com60http://ryxi.com/i/logo_new.gifhttp://ryxi.com/This is RYXI logohttp://bobbyjack.ryxi.com/0-15-looking-at-mackie-products-for-a-good-mixing-console.zhtmljust starting and man i sure could use the help.!!!..i dont need a big console... maybe, iam guessing 16 ch console.(mackie??)s&shy;<wbr>ome one wrote in my manual that input hot pins on mackie boards dont match otari 5050 hot pin !! would mackie be matrix to my recorder or what mackie would.or what would..<!-- smile[B-)] --><img class=smiles src=http://ryxi.com/i/smiles/sun-glasses.png width=15 height=15 border=0 alt="B-)" title="B-)">&shy;<wbr> i seen alot of blogg on mackie. or could it be there sales people ha ha. anybody can help me on this flavor..also i dont have big $$ for this..maybe a compressor.too?..an&shy;<wbr>y ideas who? where? for my wine dreams on a beer budget!!! thanks guys...boby jack<br><br>[<a href="http://bobbyjack.ryxi.com/0-15-looking-at-mackie-products-for-a-good-mixing-console.zhtml#add">Add comment to RYXI.com</a>] [<a href="http://ryxi.com/p/register.cgi">Start blog at RYXI.com</a>]no@spam.com (bobby jack)http://bobbyjack.ryxi.com/0-15-looking-at-mackie-products-for-a-good-mixing-console.zhtml#addhttp://bobbyjack.ryxi.com/0-15-looking-at-mackie-products-for-a-good-mixing-console.zhtmlThu, 12 Apr 2007 19:24:31 GMT