SOUND ON SOUND
We get our hands on Fostex's latest affordable digital recorder — and the company's first ever stand‑alone digital mixer.
Why are CD recorders like buses? Paul White investigates.
Fostex's new digital mixer sports ADAT I/O and a feature set which belies its price. Derek Johnson & Debbie Poyser trip the lightpipe fantastic.
Derek Johnson & Debbie Poyser test Fostex's new eight-tracker, which once again lowers the entry-level price for the musician aspiring to digital.
Derek Johnson & Debbie Poyser test Fostex's new hard disk 24-track. The D2424 may not have quite the feature set of its two main rivals, but the facilities it does have may be very well targeted towards the intended users.
In a striking example of 'old meets new', Fostex have updated their classic 6301 monitor with Dante networking capabilities.
Does this preset-based dual-channel multi-effects processor produce a performance that belies its entry-level price?
Should I buy a second-hand tape recorder or cheap digital multitracker? How can I stop my speakers from 'booming'? Should the earth pin in an XLR plug be soldered to the shell? How reliable is the word clock on Yamaha's SW1000XG? Can you advise me about connecting a classic Leslie to a VK8?
Fostex enter the card-based multitracker market with a bang, offering eight tracks of uncompressed CD-quality audio from a single Compact Flash card.
These affordable active monitors from Fostex provide a tight and punchy sound, despite their compact dimensions.
