2011 Mac Mini Server

[himynameisdustin]

Hello Everyone!

Not sure if this is the right place but I am trying to sell my Mac Mini i7 server for 700.00. Selling because just purchased a refurbished Mac Pro which if any of you are looking for the older model with apple warranty there a couple left here:

http://store.apple.com/us/browse/hom...ls/mac/mac_pro

Here are the specs to the mini:

Selling perfectly working 2011 Mac mini server:
2.0 ghz i7 quad core processor
2 500 gb hard drives
16 gigs of ram


Not sure how to sell this through here but thought I would at least try. Feel free to email me

[email protected]

Thanks!

[himynameisdustin]

Oh sorry!

It is currently running 10.8.5

[himynameisdustin]

No takers?

[himynameisdustin]

https://post.craigslist.org/manage/4368123250/4swtb

[fasttraxx]

Did you not like the Mac mini? I am on Mac Pro and was wondering about Mac mini as I see a lot of people have embraced them.
What's you experience with the Mac mini and Pro Tools?

[himynameisdustin]

Its been great! I recently purchased a Mac Pro which is why I am getting rid of the mini.

I have been using a lot of virtual instruments requiring a low buffer size while recording and I need something that can handle that.

The mini is great for light recording and perfect for mixing at a higher buffer rate I have found.

Just needed more power is all.

[fasttraxx]

Originally Posted by himynameisdustin

Its been great! I recently purchased a Mac Pro which is why I am getting rid of the mini.

I have been using a lot of virtual instruments requiring a low buffer size while recording and I need something that can handle that.

The mini is great for light recording and perfect for mixing at a higher buffer rate I have found.

Just needed more power is all.

When you saying good for mixing, are you saying this because of latency when tracking?
How many tracks do you record at once and what interface are you using with the mini?