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The ProPatch 128R manages to pack 128 patch points into a 1U chassis, and offers an electronics-free, ‘straight-wire’ signal path that’s been designed to deliver the most transparent sound possible.
Want to take your valve amp sounds on stage without breaking your back? The Nano Cortex makes capturing and delivering those tones quick and easy.
Need high‑quality but portable headphone amplification for both engineer and artist? Elysia may have the answer.
A dedicated set of drum mics can be a useful addition to anyone’s live or recording setup.
The new MkII editions of beyerdynamic’s flagship headphones are outwardly identical to the previous versions. Internally, however, it’s a very different story!
Alongside the link output and regular XLR balanced output, my DI box has an unbalanced TS jack output as well. What is this used for?
With 18 inputs and bags of headroom, this new MixDream aims to keep high‑quality analogue summing simple.
DPA’s latest miniature mic promises to combine best-in-class speech intelligibility with a sweat-repellent and water-resistant construction.
Tascam’s new recording mixer is the most flexible Model‑series console yet.
Wolff Audio have announced the launch of an all-analogue monitor mixing unit aimed at both pro and serious home studios.
Two of beyerdynamic's popular headphone models have been treated to a driver upgrade that offers lower distortion and an improved frequency response.
In the age of mixer‑less studios, monitor controllers are on the rise!
Drawing on their established 300‑series pencil mics, Microtech Gefell have created a small but potent modular range.
SPL's latest high-quality preamps both employ a discrete design that utilises individual transistors with no ICs.
This diminutive, studio‑oriented desktop amp can drive nearfield speakers or multiple pairs of headphones with equal aplomb.
This 1972 dual‑channel mic, line and instrument preamplifier puts two identical channels of what appear to be the same preamp design as in the 1977 into a 2U 19‑inch rackmount case.
Both of these devices are part of ART’s new ‘multivoice’ series, which aims to provide a wide range of tonal options.
Dynaudio round off their hi‑tech Core series with a compact nearfield monitor and an active subwoofer.
The SOS team pick their favourite hardware and software from the past 12 months.