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For some gigs, less is more — and that’s where this simple, affordable and portable all-in-one PA system comes in!
Focusrite’s Clarett range offers Thunderbolt connectivity and high specifications at an attractive price tag.
Fifteen years after releasing their first D-A converter, Dangerous have brought out their first A-D. Was it worth the wait?
For this classy device, mic makers JZ enlisted the design work of outboard aficionados SPL. Is this a match made in heaven?
Can speakers of this tiny size deliver anything like the signature Genelec sound?
ESI’s Unik-series monitors have been extensively upgraded, and now offer even better value for money than before.
Combining wireless control, Bluetooth music streaming and an eight-input mixer, HK’s new compact PA system covers a lot of bases!
Yes, Kii Audio’s flagship monitors are expensive — but then they might just be the best loudspeakers in the world...
Could this crafty three-in-one PA and lighting system save you both time and money?
Despite being aimed at the budget-conscious home-studio user, these speakers boast a ribbon tweeter.
Tascam’s latest pocket–sized recorder introduces remote control via Wi–Fi and an innovative microphone capsule assembly.
The Firewire Solo is designed as an easy-to-use, high-quality audio interface for recording guitar tracks.
The RNDI utilizes a custom Rupert Neve-designed transformer and a class-A biased discrete FET...
The PreSonus Quantum offers spectacularly low latency and a simplified way of working. Is it the best Thunderbolt interface you can buy?
The Red 8Pre is the new flagship of Focusrite’s audio interface range. Is it their best yet?
Billed as their ‘greatest hits’ package, Manley’s Core packs a lot into a package that’s less expensive than their previous offerings.
Unlike most compact recorders, Sony’s all-new design supports DSD recording. Is that enough to justify the price?
Sporting both optical and variable–mu compressors and Pultec–inspired EQ, this German channel strip should make a great recording front end for the modern studio.