Apple Mac Mini i7 (2012)

installed a 1TB SSD, also connected to a 1 TB external Hard Drive, used for producing/recording mixtapes.

Mac mini is a nice workstation.

I use this thing as my secondary computer. It gets the job done.

I got the i5 (2014 late) version of this. Really powerful and stable device.

because i'm sick of peaking and all the bs with my MacBook Pro, and i also think it would be a good idea to have a base station computer in case my laptop dies

Powerful and efficient, doesn't take up any room in the studio.

While this little computer does pack quite a bit of power for its size, sometimes it may not be enough.

I've bought it because of Logic x. It has 2.7 Ghz intel processor, so it's a quite strong mac.

Most compact workstation i found for my sounds. easy to carry , just love it.

In studio with Live 9

Good little machine that can be upgraded with a SSD and 16GB Ram, I recommend purchasing one with the latest processor - quadcore.

For what it does and the price i paid, can't complain.

I love my ipad, but apple is so dam overpriced, well not everything. This baby don't have the best graphics for gaming, but I got her for the music creation. At first GB (garage band) seemed to be enough, but logic pro X was my main intention and sometimes when everything comes together apple ain't so expensive; if you shop.

I can ram up my mac mini myself up to 12gb at present, seems to be more than enough.

Every time I plug something into my mac mini, it tells me, PC never did that. There has never been even from 4gb memory latenacy problems, what you play into the mini; eg - my electric guitar through my cakewalk usb audio interface UA-1G ( yeah this works just fine), is what you hear in your headphones.

I love my mac mini, I bought it new on sale, got a great price. BUT let me clearly say, I bought my mac mini for music creation and she does what I always wanted PC to do but never could.

I'm still running mavericks, again if she ain't broke why fix it.

The future is small things making great big things

This thing is decked out with a quad core i7, and 16GB of RAM. It has a 5400 RPM, 750GB System Drive, and a 7200 1TB storage drive. I'm running my own dual monitor setup with 2 Acer 21.5' monitors, and am attempting a dual boot system with Win 7, or 8.1 (whichever will cooperate better). Bummed I can't use my Sylenth1 with it though, at least not yet, but that's my only problem. Love this workhorse!!!

Don't let it's size fool you, this computer is great for small workspace music production.

Produce pretty much every track on it. Absolute powerhouse.

16 gb of ram i7 quad core 1tb

I have the 2.6GHz Dual Core model and I love it, lots of power for not a lot of price. Good stuff.

Intel i7 2.3 GHz CPU, 16 GB RAM and 500 GB SSD, also running Logic Pro X.