This amplifier powers my Event 20/20 monitors. For the price, the sound quality is excellent.

I bridge this amplifier and power my subwoofer with it. Again, for the price, it provides excellent sound quality.

This is a pretty basic crossover module. I use it to separate the sub-bass from the rest of the signal. It's input is the Alesis 3630 and its outputs route to the two Samson amps.

I think everybody has heard of this compressor/limiter. It's a studio staple. It's not the best compressor/limiter, but it by no means is a bad compressor/limiter. It's just a good workhorse. I use it to limit any stray extremely loud transients that might accidently sneak through the mixing console while I'm working.

I bought these monitors because they are cheap and I heard they were good. And I must say, I absolutely love them. They are very true, very flat, and I know them well enough now that I can mixdown and know how it will sound on most other systems.

I took a 12" Pioneer car subwoofer, put it in a custom sealed enclosure, tested it, and had myself a low cost, but nice sounding subwoofer.

Gear List
• Keyboards
• Rack Synths
• Effects Processors
• Mixing
• Monitoring
• Interfaces
• Workstation

Software
• Sequencing / Editing
• VSTi/DXi Instruments
• VST/DX Effects