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This new mic offers three polar patterns and a surprisingly high-end sound for the money.
Edirol have enhanced their popular stereo recorder in the face of growing competition. How does it measure up?
Are the Amethysts a bit of a jewel in the studio, or only semi-precious? We find out.
Groove Tubes' versatile mics offer a range of facilities to suit every budget.
As well as bringing 192kHz capability to the project-studio market, ESI Pro's new range of soundcards also features revolutionary drivers which allow the PC user new freedom to route audio between applications.
Although perhaps better known as a leading UK manufacturer of hi-fi speakers, Mission have now launched their first active nearfield specifically designed for studio use.
Oscar-winning drama The King's Speech tells the poignant story of King George VI's struggle to talk in public. What better way to record the soundtrack than with a microphone built for George VI himself?
A striking monitor from Tannoy couples a revitalised dual-concentric driver design with a new Supertweeter, providing increased resolution for 24-bit/96kHz playback.
With their latest monitor design, M-Audio are aiming higher than ever before. We put the EX66 to the test...
What do you get when you cross a recording musician with a photographer? A nice-looking studio that serves a dual purpose, thats what...
Edirol are best known for their desktop music products, but they're heading into the professional arena with the DA2496, a high-quality eight-channel audio interface with a PCI card and breakout box.
Paul White gets an earful of a new range of quality mics that goes easy on the pocket but doesn't compromise on sound.
Mackie continue to expand their range of studio monitors by combining an innovative D'Appolito design with their existing passive radiator technology.
We check out this suprisingly versatile member of Mackie's affordable Tapco family.
Put simply, if you want to send lots of audio inputs into your computer simultaneously, but don't want to pay too much for the privilege, the US1641 could be exactly what you're looking for...
With even the cheapest soundcards now offering 24-bit, 192kHz recording, is it still worth investing in high-end converters? Lynx certainly think so...
Combining the famous Lexicon reverb sound with the latest hard disk recording technology, the Lexicon Studio system should win many admirers. Martin Walker falls in love.
Does the world need another budget parametric equalizer? Paul White discovers that it never had that many in the first place.
Like the venerable Yamaha NS10, this nearfield design puts accurate time-domain response at centre stage - but what does that mean for your mixes? ?????