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Wow, that's a great solution, Paul. I was wondering if anyone had done that...I know rack-mounted servers exist, but their cases are very very long. It obviously presupposes a good deal of expertise...maybe this could be combined with a good racked patchbay/interface for plugging in, and set up completely a la Krispen's ideas, and the whole thing sold in a two-space Anvil. That would make a pretty damn attractive package. Daryl Shawn www.swanwelder.com > I was able to build a 1u rackmount p4 with a 3.06 cpu, 1 > gig ram, 120 gig 7600rpm hard drive, a used aardvark q10 pci interface > that has > 8 decent quality mic pre's, and a small 8" touch screen monitor for about > $900.00. I know the monitor is kinda of small and you don't want to do > any > reading with it, but this computer is only for music. no internet > hookup at > all. I've been using it quite a bit for 4 months now and no problems. > The only > thing that can fall off the rack and get damaged is the touch screen > monitor > and it can be replaced for about $150.00. Because it is a computer I can > upgrade the motherboard, cpu, memory all with minimal problems. > For me this was a great solution over the rig that I was using, gave > me more > flexibility and greater potentials for sounds that I was seeking to > utilize. > > Of course there are reasons for going with hardware loopers, but for > me this was > the best overall solution. > > Paul Haslem > > www.dulcify.ca > > > >