Totally depends on what software you want to run. Although, you can dual boot to windows on a mac now. So, what it mainly comes down to two things IMHO:
1. Do you want to run software that is only available on a mac?
2. What's your budget? A good mac is expensive.

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The way I look at it... Macs are for people that don't want to dick around. "It just works". You pay for that luxury though. PCs give you a lot more options software-wise, but aren't as stable IMO. They're obviously cheaper too.

I use a PC, because thats what all my software needs. If I was buying NEW... right now... I would probably buy a Mac, due to the recent price drop on Logic 8.

I want to run logic on the mac..
logic sound better than cubase..

the mixdown on logic or cubase is different mixdown!
but mac is so expensive

i'm ask myself if it worth the money

what do you thinks friends??

mac pro 5000-6000$ (without logic) logic=1200$
SUPER PC=1500$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by djtop1 I want to run logic on the mac.. logic sound better than cubase..

Sounds like you have already made up your mind.

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Originally posted by djtop1 i'm ask myself if it worth the money

That's totally up to you dude. We all have a different financial situation, so no one can really answer that question for you.

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Originally posted by djtop1 mac pro 5000-6000$ (without logic) logic=1200$ SUPER PC=1500$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm going to assume that there is some type of currency conversion there and that that price is not in USD because you can get a Mac Pro that has absolutely everything you need for music production for under $3K. Plus logic pro 8 is only $500.

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Originally posted by djtop1 I want to run logic on the mac.. logic sound better than cubase..

It does? Well shit...

I guess if you buy a Mac then you are more likely to be pr0.

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Originally posted by djtop1 I want to run logic on the mac.. logic sound better than cubase..

too bad that a lot of people complain about the outdated logic audio engine

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Originally posted by http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse...cgi?u=macs_cant Apple is a company that has built its entire user base around the fact that its users can't do simple things

So true.

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Originally posted by thecYrus too bad that a lot of people complain about the outdated logic audio engine

There is no such thing as "audio engine" it's a marketing term.

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Originally posted by djtop1 the mixdown on logic or cubase is different mixdown! !

can anybody explain this?

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Originally posted by kooma There is no such thing as "audio engine" it's a marketing term.

well audio engine is the bus summing in the mathematical way. so no 32 bit support is a feature-lack of an outdated audio engine..

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Originally posted by thecYrus well audio engine is the bus summing in the mathematical way. so no 32 bit support is a feature-lack of an outdated audio engine..

Logic doesnt support 32bit float?

ROFL.

Even FL has had that shit for years.