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  • Open Labs MiKo Timbaland Special Edition

    « A NEW ERA has started! »

    The MPC60 & SP1200 will be remembered as legends, and in between MIKO timbaland will be remembered as the beginning of a revolution :oops2: USE Easy once set up properly Used with REAPER software Many included presets 0 latency touchscreen

  • Apple iPad Air

    niconel's review

    IPad Air 32 Gb, A7 processor, OS7,wifi. 10h battery life Lightning connection. The retina display is what seduced me straight away. It is extremely light. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE It's a very pleasant tablet because it has no bugs and it's prett

  • Commodore Amiga 1200

    « Budget but good »

    Polyphony? I work on Octamed 6 running 8 parts at the same time. Some interesting filters and some interesting sampler quealities in Octamed 6. Of course, it can have a midi implementation. Octamed 6 is much better and intuitive than Logic and Cubase

  • Apple Power Mac G5 2x2,3 Ghz

    « Still powerful »

    When the Apple G5 Power Mac Desktop first came out I was really impressed with how fast and reliable it was. But when if first came out it was just so expensive you would have to put it on credit in order to have it. Most Macs are very expensive when

  • Thomson TO9

    « brings back memories »

    The Thomson T09 is a computer that I remember having back in like the late 80’s and I though it was the best thing since sliced bread! At the time it was a “off brand” computer but it was still pretty popular do to the fact that It was more affordabl

  • Glyph Technologies Portagig

    « More than enough extra space »

    This is the second Glyph external hard drive I've purchased, and they're awesome - never a problem, they just function as they should. I use both hard drives for Pro Tools, and I've used them with M-Powered on Windows format and now with HD on Mac fo

  • Apple iPhone 3G

    « The phone that put Apple on the map »

    While the original iPhone was the phone that brought Apple into the market, it was the release of the 3G that really bumped their sales to the point where they became legit competitors with RIM and the such. This phone features 8 GB or 16 GB of stor

  • Apple Mac Pro

    « Server grade hardware »

    The Mac Pro is Apple’s professional workhorse. This computer is featured in many top facilities of the recording industry, and it has been the flagship of Apple for quite awhile. There are many different versions of the Mac Pro since they dropped t

  • Apple iPad 2

    « Pretty pointless But cool »

    The apple iPad 2 is a very nice piece of apple technology. I personally do not see the point in the iPad other than playing the ipod touch games on a bigger screen. It is kind of like a macbook pro cross with an ipod touch, I am impressed with the p

  • Apple MACPRO Intel Xéon 2,66 Ghz

    moosers's review

    The Apple Mac Pro Intel Xeon is a desk top computer that I've used for recording purposes. This is the computer that we've got in the main room at the studio where I work. It's got dual 2.66 Ghz Intel Xeon processors to go along with 10 GB of RAM..

  • Intel Core 2 Duo E8500

    JayDMusic's review

    This is a fantastic chip! I've had it since I got rid of the little slower E8400. It's a great chip, easy and frequently overclocked, too. Having a motherboard with variable voltage and BIOS access is what you want. Even though this may not be an Ext

  • Sega Saturn

    moosers's review

    I've been using Sega Saturn for about ten years and while it is not one of the most popular older video game consoles, it was one of the first to require CDs rather than game cartridges. Sega Saturn is extremely easy to use and navigate through and m