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Paul White intercepts another incoming Russian microphone, this time from Nevaton Ltd in St Petersburg.
Brian Heywood hails the arrival of Windows 95, and passes on some hints for getting digital sound out of your AWE32 soundcard.
Just the thing to send Paul White for Christmas: an Omni Present!
Two of Zoom's budget studio effects processors have been re-released with a few modernisations. Are they still relevant in today's market?
A new bargain capacitor mic threatens to stop the drain of hard currency into the coffers of ailing ex-Eastern Bloc states. Paul White checks out the American-made CR3A.
The much-anticipated Hercules 1612FW Firewire interface supplies an impressive quotient of analogue I/O at a very attractive price.
Although it may look very similar to their existing Baby Bottle, this new mic from BLUE turns out to be a different beast entirely.
There is a vast array of digital converters on the market, but relatively few offer 96kHz capabilities, and fewer still provide built-in sample-rate conversion. Hugh Robjohns checks out the latest offering from Digital Audio Denmark.
Regular readers will know that our Technical Editor isn't prone to excessive use of hyperbole — so when he calls a product "awesome", "stunning" and "sublime", it's probably time to sit up and take notice...
Paul White and Mike Senior walk down three roads to filtery wierdness for cash-strapped musicians.
Yamaha have taken the unusual step of launching 15 new products between major trade shows. Paul White was lured to the NEC by the promise of a free lunch and a cup of coffee.
This classy ribbon mic doesn't just look great — AEA's thoughtful design means that it also offers great sonic results.
When it comes to convincing simulation of guitar amps, cabinets, speakers and microphones, a few hardware manufacturers seem to be pushing the boundaries. Will the Torpedo blast the competition out of the water?
Paul White takes the necessary Steppes to check out this innocuous looking mic and discovers a competent all-rounder.
A premium compression sound lurks behind the no-frills cosmetics of this new Broadhurst Gardens processor.
Direct Injection (DI) boxes can be real problem-solvers in the studio, but you have to choose the right one for the job.
Digital technology opens up a world of possibilities when applied to Neumann's classic KM-series microphones.
A stereo compressor offering the classic dynamic characteristics that only an optical design can provide.
Finally the HR824 has a little brother and, like most little brothers, this one has both attitude and confidence!