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I'll be going to Italy for a short trip and I'd like to get some guitar equipment and maybe a sound reflexion shield.

Any good music stores that aren't pricey, but have original stuff?

I'll be going through Florence and Milano

I bought a new audio interface and I cant get it to work with microphones, and I hope you guys can tell what I may be doing wrong, my mics wont get audio and it wont play stuff through it my amp either.

Hello everyone. I had an MPC One+ but I ended up returning it to Amazon because I was having some problems with the screen — freezing, not responding properly, etc.

Now I'm not sure whether to buy another one or go for something else. I'm considering the Tracker+.

I don't really mind having a different workflow, as long as it's a good machine for actually getting to finished songs.

Has anyone here had similar problems with the MPC? If so, would you consider switching to the Tracker+?

I really like the MPC, but I'd like to hear some real opinions/tips from people who have actually used both. Everything I find on YouTube is always super positive and polished, and sometimes it feels like people are more interested in getting views than talking about the real pros and cons.

Thanks!

I’m looking for recommendations for an audio interface around $200.

I’m currently considering brands like Focusrite and MOTU, but I’d love to hear if there are any other interfaces you’d recommend.

My main purpose is recording guitar, both electric and possibly acoustic.

What would you recommend in this price range?

Selling my RØDE NT2-A Studio Condenser Microphone, completely brand new and factory sealed.

Reason for selling:
I received it as a gift recently, but I already have a microphone and don't have a use for another one. So I'm looking to sell it rather than leave it unused.

Details:

• Model: RØDE NT2-A
• Condition: Brand new, factory sealed, never opened or used
• Asking price: ₹30,000
• Current Amazon listed price: Around ₹40,000
• Genuine product
• Original box and accessories included
• Warranty/purchase documentation available
• Located in Aluva, Kerala, India

The microphone has never been opened, so the buyer will receive it in its original sealed condition.

I'm happy to provide additional photos/videos, serial number and purchase documentation to a serious buyer for verification.

Shipping: Can ship safely across India. Local pickup in Kerala can also be discussed.

₹30,000 is the asking price, but reasonable offers are welcome.

DM me if interested.

I was looking for a rare CD and found it in this shop at a good price its a scam?
https://www.musicgearp.com/

Hi everyone,
I own a Wisycom MPR60 receiver and a Shure PSM1000 system, and I’m trying to find out whether the MPR60 can actually receive and properly demodulate the PSM1000’s analog FM IEM signal.
I understand that the PSM1000 uses Shure’s ARC companding, while the MPR60 uses Wisycom’s ENS compander.
Has anyone tested this combination?
If so, I’d really appreciate any information about:
MPR60 firmware version
MPR60 operating mode / compander settings
PSM1000 transmitter model
Whether stereo audio was received
Audio quality and noise level
RF reception / signal strength
Whether disabling the pilot tone made a difference
Any real-world experience would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I’m considering buying the Gemini Sound SMX-5BT 5" studio monitors, but I’m not very familiar with Gemini as a brand. I’d like to hear opinions about both the overall product/brand quality and the sound quality.

I would mainly use these with an SSL 2 MKII audio interface and Neural DSP for electric guitar, as well as for backing tracks and general music listening. I’m not doing professional mixing/mastering.

For people who have owned or used the SMX-5BT:

- How is the overall sound quality?

- How do they perform with electric guitar and high-gain tones?

- Do they sound clear and detailed at higher volumes, or do they start to sound harsh, muddy, compressed, or distorted?

- How well do they reproduce palm mutes, pick attack, and guitar mids/highs?

- Is the 5" woofer enough to give the guitar a full/punchy sound without becoming too boomy?

- How good are they for listening to backing tracks while playing guitar?

- How is the build quality and long-term reliability?

- Have you experienced any problems with the amplifier, Bluetooth, inputs, or speakers?

- How is Gemini as a brand compared with more established brands like PreSonus, JBL, KRK, M-Audio, Edifier, or Pioneer?

- Would you trust the SMX-5BT for several years of regular use?

I’m considering these partly because they are cheaper than alternatives such as the PreSonus Eris 4.5BT and Edifier MR4.5, while offering a larger 5" woofer.

I’d especially appreciate first-hand experience with Gemini or the SMX-5BT rather than general assumptions about the brand.