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The OC‑S10 is a premium vehicle for Austrian Audio’s highly regarded CKR‑12 microphone capsule.
Focal’s latest studio‑focused headphones aim to deliver reference‑quality monitoring in a closed‑back format.
Hifiman’s assault on the studio market continues with no fewer than four new headphone models: the Edition XV, Audivina LE, Ananda Unveiled and HE600.
A new German manufacturer takes aim at the microphone market, promising real innovation.
Audient’s black box demonstrates that speaker calibration can be just as valuable in a stereo context as it is for immersive audio.
Podcasting and vlogging have given high‑quality dynamic microphones a fresh lease of life, so how does the Audix PDX520 fit into that landscape?
Solid State Logic once again raid their archive of preamp and EQ designs to put together a high‑powered input channel.
Recording a band live in the room is always a challenge — especially when it’s led by a jazz legend who switches instruments without warning!
Solid State Logic dust off the blueprints of their E-series console to create a classy channel strip.
This highly impressive new large‑diaphragm mic brings a touch of Nordic noir to the studio.
Warm Audio escalate their mission to make vintage gear affordable with a recreation of a classic stereo mic.
Does Ear Trumpet Labs’ latest mic have a golden sound to match its opulent appearance?
With their Unveiled series, Hifiman are taking the concept of open‑backed headphones to its logical conclusion!
Not everyone can afford a 7.1.4 Neumann speaker setup, but perhaps RIME is the next best thing?
Royer have powered up their most affordable ribbon mic with active electronics.
Sony take aim at one of the big guns of the shotgun world...
Network cables don’t have to carry digital traffic. As Ashton Research’s debut range capably demonstrates, they can also work well in the analogue domain.
Baby Audio escalate their war on bad‑sounding audio with a vastly more powerful toolset for tackling problem resonances.