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    JBL 3 Series 305P MkII 5-in Powered Studio Monitor (each)

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    5 hours ago, cclarry said:

    $179.10 on the 308's is the lowest I can find
    https://www.fullcompass.com/prod/541457-jbl-308p-mkii-powered-studio-monitor-with-8-inch-woofer?st-t=google-brand_campaigns&vt-k=lsr308&vt-mt=e&gclid=CjwKCAiAzuPuBRAIEiwAkkmOSI02I2K8o6C2MWmMBSfe1zwqHYbwAQDtSbo1UoG0gr1VIa4nA72QSxoCKHgQAvD_BwE

    Thank you.   I think you posted last year that B&H had them $300/pair with free shipping.   Hope someone does that again.

    Your BF Strategy

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    3 hours ago, Reid Rosefelt said:

    But I always know there will be surprises that will tempt me and I'll end up spending a lot more than I planned.  Last year it was the NI Orchestral Tools sale, where I picked up the Inspires.   

    This   ^^^^

    I keep a running spreadsheet of what I want, with the normal sales price.  I try to stick with a plan and get my purchases done around BF.  But without fail, some really great deal comes along in December that I can't resist.  Last year for me it was the NI Orchestral Tools as well (picked up the Metropolis Series for a great price).

    Output Portal

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    44 minutes ago, emeraldsoul said:

     

    But while I wait, I can enjoy the four new spam emails I got from MF.

    This.   I've get more sales emails from MF than almost the rest combined. 

    Output Portal

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    48 minutes ago, Matthew Sorrels said:

    To be honest I think they are missing a few things, I can't seem to MIDI learn any controls (especially the X/Y control).  And there doesn't seem to be anyway to animation the X/Y pad via a LFO/curve/etc (like say Rob Papen's stuff).   Also doesn't resize.   I may be missing something, have to see if there is a manual or something other than the built in help.

    It has a lot of the Output-style UI features but the installer is garbage.  It really insists on putting the plugins in a C:\Program Files\vstplugins and c:\Program Files (x86)\vstplugins directory, even if you don't use that and if you tell it where to stick it, it still puts it there and the place you picked.  It also installs the 32 bit version even if you had it turned off.  And it also stuck an extra copy of the vst3 version in the same dir I pointed it to for the VST2 (why would it do that?).  I get tired of cleaning up after installers.

    I guess I should be happy, I got it using points so it was essentially free.

    I'll second the oddities about the installation.  I though I would just use their "Output Hub" to install.  I figured that was like Arturia Software Centeral, Waves Central, Native Access, or any of the other 100 auto downloaders/installers that are standard.  But no, this is just a downloader - you then have to run the actual installer.  You download it, and Output Hub now reports it is installed even though I didn't actually install it.   Huh?  I really don't know the purpose of this Output Hub.

    And, as Matthew says, it just put the plugins where it wants, not where you want.  Garbage.

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