Topic: newbie first rig have a budget and have researched some HELP!!!!!!!!!

[easy jim]

Enter Mr. Garrison...

"Play nice children, m'kay." 

[dean]

Touche`.  T's around!

[gratefulphish]

Some serious thread-jacking going on here.  The poor guy was asking for rig advice, not an english lesson.  Maybe he needed a little help there, so perhaps he should joint Team Internet Grammar. 

[zappapenn]

thanks to the people who gave me some advice................................to everyone else i'm glad i could amuse you.
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[dean]

Hey zappapenn, thanks for taking it the right way.  First thing you'll notice on this site is the loads and loads of great info.  Right after that you'll notice we take any chance we can to screw around and have fun!  Welcome to the board!   

[sickrick43]

+T for finding your way here.  The R-09 has only one mic in plug, but it is stereo, so you will end up with cables that will join the left and right, and then go into the 1/8" plug.   The R-09's A/D converter is pretty good from everyone's perspective, especially in a starter rig, so you really only need to be concentrating on the mics, and battery box or mini-preamp.  Chris Church's stuff is a good place to start looking.  Also check the Yard Sale section for used gear for sale.  Don't rush, even though you might want to, it is better to listen to some mics and pre mixes from etree or the archive, so that you can hear how they sound.  Your first investment in this hobby, will likely not be your last.  Once you get hooked, it is a non-stop process of moving up the ladder--piece by piece--until, someday, you have the dream rig you always wanted.  I am just about there.   

Just about there?  You've got 170's, a V3 and a 722.  How much further do you expect you need to go?

Rick