Microphone, Monitor & Headphone Reviews
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The Same, Yet Not Really. Most professional singers in rock and pop learned long ago that while you can always “get by” with a Shure ...
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Way back in 2006 we reviewed Audio-Technica’s Wireless 3000 series, which relied on analog UHF frequencies. While a good product back then, the wireless landscape ...
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Technological advancements constantly give us more than we could have imagined as products experience evolutionary changes. The musical instrument (MI) industry is no exception when ...
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Sometimes the success of a company’s low-end products causes challenges getting respect for the flagship stuff. Case in point: MXL Microphones. When you’re as widely ...
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Some of the finest recordings in the history of rock music feature drum kits mic’ed with a dozen or more microphones, each meticulously gated, compressed, ...
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While perhaps not as glamorous as a piece of vintage music gear, one vitally important piece of equipment worth investing in is the microphone you ...
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We use KRK VXT-8 and VXT-6 monitors in our studios, and were thus happy to get our hands on KRK’s 12s subwoofer, which brought us ...
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We’ll admit it: we’re fans of KRK near-field monitors. If you read our review of the KRK VXT 8 speakers, you’ll know that we gave ...
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If you’ve got a project studio and are simply running your mixing desk or computer DAW straight into your studio monitors without any special calibration ...
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Shure has been on fire since they entered the professional headphone market in 2010. First up were the then-new Shure SRH840 and SRH440 headphones. We ...
