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GBW pay board is freaking out over a rumor from the freeboard that there is a D_Hart anouncement (change) coming soon...anyone?
i find this extremely interesting
Regarding Dee Hart, I talked to someone close to him and it looks like the rumors may have legs. Not sure specifics yet.
Those of you who don't think the constant fanbase anger and message board threads calling for RR's head (and the resultant equivocations by DB) don't have an impact on recruiting, here is exhibit A.
"I call that Communist football. I'm so tired of it. Good, red-blooded Americans snap the ball, hand it to the guy and have a normal run game or pass game."
—Steve Szabo, Michigan linebackers coach, November 2007
First Russia and Qatar, now this? I've had to handle way too many bad internet rumors today.
It is not due to coaching controversy. If he decommits, it will be because of my atom bomb clip. I truly am sorry.....
In the Cold War we called that "mutually assured destruction."
UPDATE from Chengelis on Twitter:
Wolverine.com citing sources: Dee Hart plans decommit from UM, commit to Bama.
"I call that Communist football. I'm so tired of it. Good, red-blooded Americans snap the ball, hand it to the guy and have a normal run game or pass game."
—Steve Szabo, Michigan linebackers coach, November 2007
First point. Getting Jim Harbaugh is far more important than any recruit.
And why the delay? There could be several reasons. JH hasn't made his decision yet, or he has accepted the job but wants to coach Stanford in a BCS Bowl game. Only David Brandon knows for sure and he isn't talking.
is much less important than any recruit for the people who don't want RR gone...
We are worrying only about the recruits we have been given info on here! Jim Harbaugh could have a stable full of defensive recruits he can bring along with him that might not be the 2 star recruits we are getting. And if anybody wants to take time and look up our recruits year by year we for many years brought in at least 1or 2 of the TOP recruits EVERY YEAR. I wish i could say that is true with our current coach but facts are facts. We are NOT getting the best talent like we should be because WE ARE MICHIGAN! If it's Rich Rod or Jim Harbaugh, Let's pick it up and get it done.
This waiting thing is NOT going to help with recruiting whatsoever. I think everybody on Mgoblog will agree whether a RR supporter or Harbaugh slappy, that we DO NOT have the luxury of an off year recruiting right now with our current depth issues. Potentially losing a recruit of Dee Hart's stature is a big blow in my book and really depresses me more with all the other BS surrounding the program.
Whether he is or not, which we don't know; RR is recruiting as a lame duck coach right now & programs have to just be BASHING him on the recruiting trail. He's basically showing up at a gun fight with a butter knife.
I like DB, the dude is sharp. I sure as hell hope he's got something up his sleeve. Cause if UM turns into the nightmare that watching the Pistons or Lions is right now I might be doing wind sprints on I275 into oncoming traffic!
This is where the idea that RR can't succeed at Michigan becomes true because people say it's true. Who will we let succeed here? Will we become a cannibal fan-base, like ND?
It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. -- Yogi Berra
If we can improve our coaching, it's worth losing a few recruits. Besides, our rumored future coach is recruiting better than our current one.
Yeah, the 37-7 de-pantsing he just saw on national television last week had absolutely nothing to do with it.
"All I've had today is, like, six gummy bears and some scotch"
Saw this on umgoblog, TELL ME ITS NOT TRUE!
The uncertainty is a big factor, IMO.
"The Ruhr will not be subjected to a single bomb. If an enemy bomber reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Hermann Göring: you can call me Urban Meyer!"
This is what DB fails to acknowledge - that holding out on making a decision is going to result in the loss of blue chip kids. SA guy like D could be the difference between a 1-dimensional rushing attack and a truly dominant unstoppable offense.
To me, if we lose this kid, and then DB ultimately keeps RR (this is not an argument one way or the other), than his loss is a major screw-up on DB's part.
I doubt Brandon fails to realize this. I think it's more likely he and Harbaugh have reached a deal.
I am trying really hard not to be a conspiracy theorist, but unless DB either has a deal or wants to maximize his chances of landing JH, his actions don't make sense. I think you are probably right, but if that really is the case, are they going to be able to hold firm to this "no comment" for over a month? Also, if that is the case, is that really fair to RR, to let him twist in the wind?
This is a completely bullshit rumor, as far as I'm concerned, but it comes from someone who used to play for Bo, still lives in Ann Arbor, and has purportedly deep connections to the UM football community. Anyway, said dude claims that Brandon and Harbaugh don't see eye to eye, and that each has an ego large enough to preclude working with the other.
... same guy also claims that Bill Martin's wife is a lesbian, that The Sailor himself goes after college-aged girls, and that Lloyd left his consulting position in the athletic department because various truths about paying players and academic shenanigans were otherwise going to be outed. So he might be insane. But he did earn multiple letters under Bo.
Come to think of it, we should probably offer him the HC position.
a list of things that it would be irresponsible to repeat in a public forum, or what?
RIP my avatar, June 14, 1998 - October 26, 2012.
I thought there was a pretty clear break between "rumor spread by potentially crazy person that is somewhat plausible" (Brandon and Harbaugh are egotistical guys that don't really like each other) and "completely batshit crazy stuff that no one will take seriously."
Really, my point was that even those who credibly claim insider connections to the program can be completely wackadoo in the truths they peddle, and I also thought it was somewhat intereseting to show just how wackadoo we're talkin' here. And, then I topped it off with a barb directed toward the "Harbaugh played for Bo derp derp" crowd.
I hope Dee stays blue, but we are talking about ONE recruit. This just in...recruits don't always pan out, even the top tier ones. KELLY BARAKA, ANYONE? Billed as the 2nd coming of Christ, but couldn't put the bong down. How about the Turner kid...where is he now? Putting one or two recruits above the HC decision is faulty logic. If Harbaugh comes, we may do even BETTER with recruiting.
What did Bo say? "The TEAM, the TEAM, the TEAM." Coaching staff is FAR more important than one recruit. Even more important than ALL of the new recruits. I'm not even saying I want Rich gone, in fact I'm in the "one more year" camp, but the D and special teams must change or he's out of here.
"I promise you we would have walked to the University of Michigan." - Brady Hoke
Look what "one recruit" did for this program this year in denard robinson. Look what losing "one recruit" did this year for this program in Troy Woolfolk. Wake up. Recruiting is the lifeblood of a program. One recruit can make it or break it. Just ask Auburn and Cam Newton.
Both points are equally true. Because there is no way of knowing if the "one" recruit is gong to be Denard or Troy.
"Everyone gets dumped Gabe. Let me give you some advice: a little coverup on your Adams Apple will make it appear smaller. Which will make you appear less like a transvestite."
waiting for Tom but in the meantime..
Status: Pending
tell that to Mr Brandon..He is making Harbaugh bigger than this program.
At least we can talk about something other than the coaching change now.
I just got into a heated argument over the new Cam Newton Rule! WTF! Was I that hard on the SEC!
"Don't stop your feet on contact!"
-Brady Hoke
Newsflash, if we don't win Rose Bowl '13 we will have little choice but to lay the blame on Kate Upton. That is all!
This is totally RR's fault. He can't keep kids on campus even before they get to campus. This will ultimately lead to his firing, I am certain of it. In fact, he will be fired because of this.
Note: I don't mean any of this, but I love that bomb picture.
that is some RABBLE RABBLEI can get behind. Also, I do think there are some people out there that do not agree with the bomb clip. I bet they are stout proponents of the current START treaty waiting to ratified.
P.S. Where is profitgoblue when we need him? He has a bajillion points to neg people into Bolivian.
react to this mass exodus of negged people into their country? Let's just hope Profit keeps his finger off the button, we have enough worries as it is...
You have to play this game like somebody just hit your mother with a two-by-four. ~Dan Birdwell
Should be the All American Game! Right?
"Don't stop your feet on contact!"
-Brady Hoke
Newsflash, if we don't win Rose Bowl '13 we will have little choice but to lay the blame on Kate Upton. That is all!
unfortunately, this is not surprising...this is what happens when people freak out and ask for a new coach...it makes me ANGAR!
wanting their team to win is stupid. We all want UM to succeed. We just disagree about the path to success.
"The Ruhr will not be subjected to a single bomb. If an enemy bomber reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Hermann Göring: you can call me Urban Meyer!"
Yes but wanting UM to succeed is different than bitching on the message boards all day. This talk has not been constructive in any way and can only hurt us with potential recruits.
They know that the fans opinions do not matter. If he decommits it will be because Brandon said not a thing about RR's status for a month.
"The Ruhr will not be subjected to a single bomb. If an enemy bomber reaches the Ruhr, my name is not Hermann Göring: you can call me Urban Meyer!"
Right, because a public announcement of support isn't normally a prelude to a firing.


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I'm trying to make sure I buy the right one for my system.
Also, does it really make a difference if I use a spdif connection or rca? The salesman is saying it only matters in cases where you need surround sound.
I'm trying to make sure I buy the right one for my system.
Also, does it really make a difference if I use a spdif connection or rca? The salesman is saying it only matters in cases where you need surround sound.
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A powered mixer leaves little or no room for improvement without having to ditch it and start over. However the Yamaha units are pretty nice as powered mixers go.
S/PDIF refers to a type of digital interface, not the connector. RCA and BNC connectors are commonly used. RCA connectors are also commonly used for analog audio and for video. BNC connectors are commonly used for video. Perhaps you asked the wrong question?
We just purchased the Yamaha emx5016- a 500 watt dual mono amp (500 watts per channel.) Not sure I agree with your comment about expandability; or perhaps the comment was not specific about how you want to expand the basic board. I like the Yammy because for a "basic" mixer it has alot of usual rack equipment on board in various forms. The two separate effects channels can be assigned to individual channels to a large degree. There are additional sub out and monitor channels that can be amped to add more speakers or monitors if required. We use two mains and two monitors so it works fine as is for us. The auto eq, auto FRC, and feed back suppression does fairly well considering the price point.
Several channels have insert connections which are comparable to a computers USB cable- they send and return on one line. I wanted to mic the drums with four mics; so I purchased a MG10G 6-channel Yamaha mixer ( or line mixer in my case.) The mixer has no power, no effects, and works great for a line mixer. Point being I am mic'ing the drums with four; mixing it on this board and sending it to the main board on one channel.
I assume you are assessing your needs because of the comments on the post. Perhaps be more specific by what you mean by "expandability." I do think for the bucks; Yamaha is far and above other powered mixers. I do wish Yammy would make a 24 channel; but you can expand their 16 channel. Powered mixers have built in amps; non powered required the purchase of out board (rack) amps.
The main problem with powered mixers is that once you decide that mixing from stage isn't cutting it, you need to buy expensive 100' speaker cables, or you need a $eparate amp located on the stage.
Thanks for the responses. Hate to say it but I'm more confused than ever. I'm a home, nonprofessional user.
So it sounds like the difference is powered = no need amp. Unpower = amp required for non-powered stuff.
Is that right? I was thinking about getting the non-powered alesis usb 2.0 mixer. From the description, it did sound like I could plug my guitar directly into the mixer without having to have a separate amp - is that right? All my speakers have there own power so if its just about the speakers, I can use a nonpowered mixer (which seem to be cheaper).
I have coaxial/optical spdif inputs as well as rca inputs on my sound reciever my speakers are connected to. I'm leaning toward getting a mixer with just rca outputs cause spdif seems really difficult and more expensive to find. Am I going to have poorer quality sound? The saleman lead me to believe I wouldn't cause spdif doesn't mean better sound quality, just that you can get surround sound. I'm wondering if that's right.
Thanks a lot everyone.
you got it- powered=amp, non- powered- no amp. For what it's worth- and i am a home user too-although we play out a bit, I like powered speakers and a non-powered mixer.
I use a Mackie 1604VLZ pro board and Mackie SRM 450 powered speakers and the combo works great. Most powered boards compromise something to keep the price down, which leads to more noise or less flexibility with signal path/routing ( usually).
Don't over think this... there are a LOT of professional studio guys on this site that can really drill down into the details.
also with regard to SPDIf and Surround sound... hmm... i don't think you're getting the whole story/picture. This is a digital interface format- if you're going to run signal from your board to a computer to record, you'll can use this. If you're looking to use this in a "live " situation, there's almost no reason to have or use a digital-in.
See there- everyone has their personal likes and dislikes. if powered speakers; then a standard mixer is just fine. If your going to plug directly into the mixer check your signal output from your guitar. Line signal outputs from standard bass and electric run around 1000 ohms- a standard mic is 150 ohms. Most mixers are wired to handle a standard mic load, although most will handle the higher impedance as well. A passive DI box will tame the signal down to a standard mic for cheap money $50.
Oh good one question down - unpowered mixer it is! I'm make sure the mixer works with the guitar or I'll get one of those passive boxes.
As for the spdif thing, I would not be using it for recording at all. That's what the usb is going to be for.
What spdif was for was when I did karaoke using the karafun program off my computer. My laptop would be playing mp3 files for the background music while we would sing along with my two microphones. The laptop music would be routed to the mixer via usb and the microphones would be plugged into the mixer as well. Then the mixer would need to be connected to the sound reciever on my home theatre system. My sound reciever is a bit old without hdmi. It only has rca and coaxial/optical spdif inputs.
From what you guys are saying, I'm thinking rca won't affect the microphone sound at all cause rca carries analog sound and the microphones are analog sound anyway. Is that right?
But what about the mp3 sound(background instrumental music coming from laptop)? Doesn't digital sound better than analog in this case?
the SPDIF input is nice to have. You get a stereo input and don't use up extra analog channels. In a Live sound situation, the difference is sound quality will most likely not be noticed. If you need the extra channels, then use this input from your stereo/MP3/source to conserve on other inputs.
Thanks PSRWill. SPDIF turns out to be outrageously hard to find in an approximately $300 mixer so its good to know I won't be missing much by not having it.
Great, I have everything I needed. Thanks a lot to everyone. So glad for forums - don't know how we ever lived without them before they were invented.
If it's a fully digital mixer, connected to your receiver via s/pdif, then the mp3 is digitally mixed with with microphones' digital conversions, and then you have the option of keeping it digital to the receiver (s/pdif) or using analog 1/4" outputs into the receiver's analog RCA inputs. If the receiver always does digital processing (for EQ, spatial crap, etc.), it's better to use s/pdif and avoid that extra analog stage. But if the receiver keeps its analog inputs analog all the way to the speakers, then it makes no difference whether you use the DAC in the mixer or the one in the receiver (unless one sounds better).
But if it's primarily an analog mixer, which happens to have a little bit of digital i/o via usb and s/pdif, then the mp3 would actually be converted to analog, combined with the mics to an analog mix bus, and then it's the opposite situation: If the receiver does digital processing, it would make no difference whether you use the mixer's ADC (s/pdif out) or keep it analog to the receiver and use the receiver's ADC (again, unless one sounds better). But if the receiver keeps analog inputs analog all the way to the speakers, it's better to avoid digital entirely for that connection.
Short version:
If the receiver does digital processing (ADC's on the analog inputs): Use S/PDIF out from digital mixer; either out from a mixer with analog summing.
If the receiver keeps analog inputs analog: Use either from a digital mixer; only analog out from an analog mixer.
The logic above is just to minimize conversions between analog and digital. It does not take into account the other benefit of s/pdif which is 5.1 capability, because I'm assuming that you're not getting involved with surround-enabled mixers.
Next, the guitar. Electric guitar straight through with no amp or amp emulation sounds like garbage no matter how well the impedance is matched. Use an emulator like the Boss boards, Line 6 POD, etc. Acoustic guitar will probably be fine after tweaking the mixer's EQ, and a DI can make it better or worse depending on the quality.
And one more thing: Hi-fi and home theater speakers are not designed for the potentially hazardous signals produced by raw live input. At the very least, you should put a limiter between the mixer and the receiver (analog). If it's a digital mixer, it may include this functionality.
Last edited by yeahforbes; 01-05-2011 at 02:40 PM.
Okay, I'm confused again though I really appreciate your warning.
My Rotel RSX 1056 sound reciever has bananna connector plugs/copper running from each speaker to the sound reciever. I'm assuming this means the transmission is analog correct? So I shouldn't get spdif.
I can get a mini pod for my guitar, that's not an issue.
What is this limiter thing? Can you link a webpage to one so I know what you are talking about? Is this the same as compression cause I can get a yamaha mixer that has compression?
Yeah stick with analog. Here are some limiters: http://www.sweetwater.com/c466--Compressors_Limiters
Compressors scale down whatever exceeds the threshold by a particular ratio, like 3:1. Limiters do the same but with a ratio of infinity:1 (really anything above 10:1 is effective). This will prevent overloading your receiver, which is rather impossible for a CD player or cable box to do but very easy for a mixer to do.


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I have stayed in this Pension (B&B without the breakfast) a few times as I have family in Berlin - I like it - it is clean, quiet and the owners are friendly (not sure what nationality they are??). This pension is very near Samariter Strasse U Bahn, which is only a few stops from Alexander Platz (the former east... More
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- We are a cheap and comfortable living quarters nearly in the center city town. In 4 pensions, 15 are available equipped rooms with 30 beds. All rooms are cozy and furnished in a comfortable, informal atmosphere. In every pension there are in each case 2 baths with shower/tub and WC for 4 rooms in each case, fridge as well as a tea/ coffee corner. Within a few meters of the pension, there are several possibilities around breakfast to take dinner midday in a comfortable atmosphere. ... more less
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