another thing they don't have is the space. I know my buddy in seattle paid 6 grand for an iso-booth. he's got a closet of mics, nice professional keyboard, preamps, outboard processors, a yamaha o2r96, a virus and a couple of other synths, 20-30 gigs of loops, samples. it goes waaayyyy beyond an mbox. plus, if you have compositinal and arranging skills, you are that much more valuable.
There is definately some money out there if u r willing to work and perfect your craft. you just gotta become better, faster, stronger than all those other mbox bastards
