Reading Guitar Tab

I bought this mainly because I play guitar and wanted to be able to have my entire music library - guitar tab - on the tablet. I originally had the 11 inch version, but it was just too small for this purpose. It is noticeably heavy. So it feels just below a Mac Book Air. If you want to add a keyboard, you might as well get the Mac Book. The Mac Book has additional app support so you really have to understand why you want to use this for.

As it turns out the SB-5000 already shipped with one. It was my fault for not reading the in the box tab carefully. I suppose it doesn't hurt to have a spare :)

I heard about this mic from reading interviews with recording engineers in TapeOp mag. It seemed to be a well regarded secret weapon so I was intrigued enough to buy one. The price is certainly great. I tested this mic running through a FWRAudio RNP (pre) & RNC (comp) combo via a MOTU 828 then into GarageBand. It was up against my German Sennheiser e614 and my Russian Oktava MK_012-01, both similar mics. The Pro 37 is very small and light, but seemed ultra high quality. I tested it on acoustic guitar and also voice. I thought it sounded wonderful! It had as much detail as the Oktava, but more bass response; a richer, fuller sound. The AT had more warmth than the Senn, which is also detailed, but a slightly dull mic. So I am pleased, certainly for the money! I plan on using the Pro37 on the 12th fret neck position recording acoustic, w/ the Oktava on the body. I've read the Pro37 is also killer on guitar cabs for electrics too, so I'll be trying that soon.

I am doing this for the 8" tab. I am still waiting on the PC to use all the things I did get.

Sonos tab

Well madehas many uses besides a tab

nice one and really work well. i like it because it is my first time to get tab.

i love the tab s7+! the best tablet on the market to me!

Only used it once so far, on a guitar can, but very pleased!

I use this from guitar to amp, from mic to voice and to couple foot pedals and Guitar computer.