Quote: Originally Posted by Firam I believe earlier in the thread it was stated that it comes by USPS. I don't believe a signature is required. If you worry about theft just pick it up at the post office. Yes, it was delivered by USPS - the package was waiting for at my mailbox so...

Yeah, the slot for the voltage selector was either too big or too small for the slotted screw drivers that I had (coins were definately too big). I had luck when I tried "forcing" it with one screw driver that was smaller than what it should be. Probably the only thing I had trouble with this...

Mine just came in - Serial: CA-049 :-P

Serial number 49 just arrived in the Albany, NY Area! This is my first international package, and I didn't expect it to arrive so fast. The German stamps are pretty unique too compared to the ones I've seen in the States. Plus, a free large blue bag came with it :-P

My amp is shipping today too! I paid on April 14/15th... which I think is later than most people who is getting their amp shipped today (maybe a good sign for the late payers? ).

I read from one of the links posted above that some countries were setup with the normal telephone numbers (xx-xxx-xxxx) and thus didn't require the country code to be entered.

If you don't know what w00t.com is, it is a store that sells only one item a day - usually at lower prices than other stores at the time. Most of the time, the item is ok, but there are some exceptions ($50 for WD 250GB). Anyways, I don't know if the soundchip it uses is any good (C-Media...

I'm actually at RPI for a co-op doing PHP scripting... but I really go to RIT in Rochester, NY. Since I am new in the area, it is only natural for me to compare RPI to RIT and where they are based (Troy vs. Rochester/Henrietta). From what I saw of the campus (30 minute walk-through) the...

Just wanted to mention that you can try many Linux distro from the comfort of your own Windows desktop via VMware's Virtual Player (completely free). The Virtual Player will load up a "virtual appliance" which is basically a virtual OS living on your current OS. It is similar to a Live CD...

Aww, come on. The MacGyver parody with MasterCard isn't a choice?!

I am not on my computer w/ PatchMix so I can't provide screenies atm. You need to create two strips, one for the left and right in channels. You probably would want to set the balance accordingly for each strips. Have both strip send to AUX1. In Aux1, have it send to "WAV" or something...

Thanks for the responses so far :-) Quote: Originally Posted by mbriant I think one of the good things about working for someone else in the beginning is that you're learning how businesses operate and are making those early mistakes on someone else's nickel. Sort of like an...

Hi, Most of you probably don't know me, so here is a quick introduction. I'm a 3rd year Computer Engineering Tech (Applied version of CompE) student at RIT with two more years to go. I'm in MS/BS program so I hope to graduate w/ a MS in Computer Science. One of my classes asked us to do a...

Thanks for the screen-shot :-) Hopefully it will clarify what I was talking about. The only thing I'm not sure about is that I think you should set the return of both Auxes to negative infinity as I think the return will amplify the signal going to the main mix. Any thoughts on this?

I don't know if this will work to your liking, but you could try having your output strips (WAV and ASIO) send to both Aux buses. For Aux 1: Put an equalizer in the first effect box and have it send it to the analog out (PCI Card Out1/2) For Aux 2: Same as above, but send to your digital...