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Re: Storing gear in plastic wrap long term? Bad idea or not Is the stuff stored in a location that's temperature controlled?

Wow! That's amazing. Scary, blatant outrageous power grab. You're correct - I didn't know anything about that, but I'm not surprised. Thanks Srvy.

I thought about that because I read on a music forum that it didn't need a phantom power supply. However I'd still be stuck with the crappy sound card in my laptop. If I had a desktop, I'd put in a good sound card & be all set. Thank you guys. I appreciate your help.

Yes I did the updates and followed the procedures carefully - from both True RTA & forum members here that were using the same setup. However, no matter how many times I ran it, there was no consistency in the results, so for me it was totally unreliable. I could do multiple sweeps from the...

I understand all of that, I was just curious & wanted a little clarification. Thanks!

The one I used to have was the M-Audio MobilePre.

I no longer have the Mobile Pre. I got rid of it a year or two ago after I had a lot of problems with the True RTA software not working properly. Yeah, I probably should have kept it, but now I want to try again with the REW program so I wanted to try a different preamp. 20-20 hindsight being...

I'm shopping for a replacement for my Mobile Pre so I can run REW to test my system. My understanding is that a condenser mic needs phantom power to work. In a music forum I read that a USB connection alone cannot provide enough power for this to work. Yet the portable preamps I've been...

New toys are always fun! Glad it's working out for you, Matt. :handgestures-thumbup:

You might consider mounting a hinge attached to the wall on one side of the acoustical panel if the panel frame is strong enough to support it.........

Very durable - I have some URC-200's (older model) I've been using for years - no problems whatsoever. Easy to customize button functions. Extensive macro capability. Good button layout, good button feel. Highly recommended. The only drawback (to some people) is the lack of computer...

On a tight budget I'd look on Ebay & Craigslist in your area........

Have you tried plugging all the power cords into the same surge suppressor? If not, maybe some are on one circuit breaker & the rest are on another...... just a thought.

Classic quote from Troy: :happy-smileygiantred: :handgestures-thumbup: :eusa-clap: :laughing-rolling:

Ground loops cause noise even when the amp isn't on? Sounds to me like the TV is the problem - documented many times for certain brands/models. One or more members here returned new TV's due to this problem IIRC...........

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Excellent setup Ward, as always with your "stuff". :bow-blue:

Here's a source for creating your own sweep wav files which you can burn to a CD. http://www.audiocheck.net/audiofrequencysignalgenerator_sweep.php

Call me old school - any 3 of the original black & white Three Stooges episodes

If you have tweaked the picture,I/O, etc. settings on your TV, record them also just in case. If you have a cable or other set-top-box record those settings also. Many of these settings may be non-volatile for a while, but it wouldn't hurt to write them down. You could also plug in the eqpt...