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The Eon range of portable powered speakers evolves further, with new styling, improved output, and more besides.
With API’s 500-series 'Lunchbox' format becoming ever more popular, it was almost inevitable that someone would try to improve on the standard...
Have live-sound legends Midas brought their golden touch to bear on the hybrid analogue live/recording console?
Is Retro’s recreation of the legendary Gates Sta-Level more than just a reissue?
If small is beautiful, then Antelope Audio’s latest product is the Mona Lisa of multi-channel audio interfaces.
We check out Gem Audio's classy and charismatic interpretation of the recording channel strip.
Marantz's first cassette multitracker made quite a stir on its launch last year, with its eye-catching retro styling and round VU meters — and it sounded good too. Derek Johnson takes a look at its lower-cost brother and finds it shares much of the same appeal.
Compact and bijou it may be, but the Impact Twin offers 14 channels of simultaneous analogue and digital I/O and is chock-full of TCs clever DSP technology.
Amplifying an acoustic bass on stage is far from straightforward — indeed, the difficulties involved have been known to make players swap to an electric. Could this AMT mic/preamp system be what upright bassists have been waiting for?
Think you need thousands to add a decent stereo ribbon mic to your collection? Think again...
This ‘two-in-one’ kick-drum mic aims to offer all the benefits of multi-miking techniques, but without the risk of phase problems.
Employing a whopping three Lunchbox modules per channel, this EQ system may not come cheap — but it boasts some impressive features.
Two heavy hitters in the world of digital audio have come up with an intriguing new synthesis of hardware and software.
The latest Joemeek processor to benefit from the company's Meequaliser technology is the new incarnation of the VC1. Paul White racks it up...
Can a 30‑year old algorithm in a tiny blue box really be at the cutting edge of room simulation? The answer to that question would appear to be “yes”.
Does the sound of this distinctive-looking mic live up to its striking exterior? Read on to find out...
This neat new hybrid product appears to be defining its own market niche, but can it really be all things to all people?
Brauner's latest offering is a solid-state mic that claims to provide the same sonic character as their state-of-the-art valve designs, at a lower price. Is it too good to be true?