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Pioneer might not be the first name you’d associate with studio monitoring — but their new 'dual-coincident' creation is quite remarkable.
How do you make a piezo-miked acoustic guitar sound like a real miked acoustic? Fishman have improved on their already impressive answer to that question...
Modular processing systems are growing in popularity. This contender from American makers Tonelux puts the emphasis firmly on quality.
UA’s new Apollo 8p boasts eight channels of the company’s Unison–powered preamps.
This miniature PA from pickup specialists Schertler offers a striking combination of quality, portability and affordability.
JoeMeek's GBQ pedal combines distortion with their three-band sweep Meequalizer EQ, and runs from an included external power...
Violet bid for a place at the higher end of the mic market with this vintage-styled valve model. Will it turn out to be a real gem?
With variable power and software control this tube amp seems to promise all things to all guitarists. Does it deliver the goods?
Can Kush maintain their reputation for fine-sounding analogue gear with this interesting EQ?
Lindos, known for their test and measurement equipment, have started making products for musicians and engineers. We put their versatile new stereo mic/preamplifier kit to the test.
Mixing the benefits of ribbon smoothness and condenser flexibility, Pearl show us that it really is hip to be, erm... rectangular.
Presonus' assault on the monitor market continues, with these impressive coaxial speakers.
Yellowtec make lots of equipment for the broadcast market, but their latest interfaces could be just the ticket for music production.
Nashville-based Miktek shouldn't be short of chances to test their mics — but how did they fare in their first ever SOS review?
The Buzz MIA 1.0 is designed to solve interfacing problems between unbalanced instruments and balanced recording systems.
These unassuming PA speakers feature high-powered Class-D amps and internal digital processing that helps them deliver clean sound even at high volumes.
Two very handy 'accessories' come under scrutiny: PJB's Bass Buddy, a Bass Guitar Recording DI Box, and from Little Labs their STD Instrument Cable Extender.
There are now several Neve 1073-inspired preamps available — but theyre not always 100 percent faithful to the original design. How close does this new contender from BAE come?
