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numberthirty wrote:Copy that.If you are going to buy, what store will you most likely be buying from?I don't even know where to begin, honestly. I'm more concerned with good quality brands, I'll probably buy online.I really appreciate the help but I have a great many other things to get before I focus on guitar stuff. Thanks anyway, my friend.

They electricity in my new house is terrible. Flickering lights, buzz in every amp. The guy that owned it before me did a lot of DIY wiring. What are some things I should make sure I address with the electrician before he gets here. I know I want good ground throughout the house, and at least a dedicated 20 amp, if not 2 in the basement where I intend to do my rocking. What should I not forget?

Copy that.If you are going to buy, what store will you most likely be buying from?

anyone got recommendations for how they like to store cables on a wall? what hook/peg system is the best? Seems pretty simple, but im sure there's some *ideal* product for this that i'm not thinking about.

I have used many different solutions and have never been fully satisfied with them, so I'll hang up and wait for the answer.

Dr Tony Balls wrote:anyone got recommendations for how they like to store cables on a wall? what hook/peg system is the best? Seems pretty simple, but im sure there's some *ideal* product for this that i'm not thinking about.I bought a hat rack for this and it s currently sitting unassembled in a box with cables splayed out all over the practice space floor. So I don t recommend that!

Setting aside the "Pros"/"Cons" of buying Behringer gear, I have actually picked that unit up in the meat world. It does feel like it could take a modest hit.Also gives you four mic/line inputs - inserts on those inputs - decent stereo output options.I do know a couple of folks who use the UMC404 for their "Beater" interface. The one real "Con" that I have heard come up a couple of times is that the headphone jack could stand to have a little more output.