Beatles Songs Recorded At Abbey Road Studios

I got this to play fun songs like the Beatles for my parents' bird, which meant I couldn't play them off my phone or a computer. Love this little device. It's so easy to use: easy to upload music, easy to sift through the songs, to play by artist or album, etc. B&H staff member found it for me right away when I called in.

Amazing quality interface by the legends over at SSL! I feel like John Lennon back at Abbey Road studios when I record with this piece! But seriously it’s that classic SSL look, feel and most importantly sound that makes this really the best interface in it even near and above this price point! Thanks so much to the kind folks @ B&H for taking care of me and shipping my SSL2 so fast!!!

I keep my Beatles collection in it, I like it.

Many big studios used NS10s back in the day - some with a thin piece of tissue over the tweeter - lol. I have worked in a lot of A studios and listened to many high end speakers. They are all a little different. The very most precise sound pretty sterile and cold to me = accurate vs musical. The bottom line is, you have to 'learn' how your speakers sound by taking the same tunes - or your mixes - and playing them over as many systems as you can - to then try to figure out how to go back and re-mix to sound best on all. After I got the new kit hooked up, I started by playing those same songs I have listened to over countless speakers, headphones and PA systems. WOW! This kit sounds amazingly good right out of the box. I love it's phat quality, and I can really hear the mid and upper frequency detail in the arrangements whilst grooving to both the old and new songs. For the money, or even a lot more money, Yamaha has delivered a really good sounding package (yes, the sub is a _must_) for less than what some others want for just one box. The isolators are nice and hold the speakers where placed on my slippery desktop and under the desk. What is not to love?

Great to get vocal ideas recorded quickly when working on songs, because it's right there and ready to go it gets a lot of use. The quality for the price is amazing. The mic will clip on to a laptop screen but doesn't open wide enough for an lcd monitor. It will stand on it's on however.

On the recommendations of a friend, I purchased an iRig Pre and an Apple lightning converter so I could use my iRig with headphones, and am I GLAD. My friend told me she had been using an iRig for 3 plus years and singing on the SMULE sing app. having recorded 3,400 songs! in 2 1/2 weeks I have recorded some 40 plus songs myself. So I use my iRig Pre with an XLR AKG condenser microphone, a pair of 99$ AKG headphones (I already had the mic and headphones) with my iPhone 7 and have spent the last 16 days recording solo, and I have done quite a number of duets, with, among others, Paloma Faith. Charlie Puth, EmRossi, and other amateur singers from across the globe- most of them pretty good, and a few people who struggle. . I cannot put into words how much fun this is! It is simply a riot to be able to do this. It is a real challenge to learn new songs, get the lyrics and learn the "Feel" of new music. Of course, to be able to do this well, you must have a rudimentary idea of how music works, have pretty good pitch and quick learning skills in your toolbox to be able to get the most out of the whole thing. I highly recommend the iRig Pre to anyone with a love of singing and who would enjoy the process Smule App gives you!

I love it. The Beatles Minimalist wallet that i ever purchased.

12 core is where its at.

i have 51000 songs, so u know where are know.

I made a whole new playlist because it makes songs sound different and I mean that in the best way!