New Gear/New Toys Reviews
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The original FG Red Label acoustic guitar, launched in 1966 under the Nippon Gakki brand (pre-Yamaha name), was the company’s very first steel-string guitar. Essentially ...
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The Kali Audio MV-BT Mountain View Bluetooth Input Module is a Bluetooth receiver with balanced L/R stereo line XLR and TRS output jacks for use ...
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The Nugen Audio Loudness Toolkit 2.8 update supports the Netflix Sound Mix Specification and Best Practices v1.1 for creating audio mixes ready for immediate Netflix ...
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The P-121 is a 73-key, weighted action digital piano designed in the tradition of Yamaha’s best-selling P-Series digital pianos. It features Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) ...
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The AKG DMS100 and DMS300 professional digital wireless systems are affordable and easily operated by anyone. The main difference between them is the number of ...
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The Cort Artisan Series B4 Plus AS RM combines four tonewoods with a lightweight swamp ash body. The open-pore finished swamp ash has an appealing ...
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Phil the Tip Jar is an automated and interactive tip jar. It is a 10.25 inches tall by 5.6 inches in diameter cylinder that automates ...
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There are two new versions of Steinberg’s music notation software, Dorico Pro 3 and entry-level Dorico Elements 3, but they have a singular goal: to ...
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The Eventide Instant Flanger Mk II is an emulation of the company’s original Eventide Clockworks Instant Flanger unit that I remember using in 1975. Before ...
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Back in 1980, the very first portable Casio keyboard was the CR-201—it had full-size keys yet you could carry it around easily. Almost 40 years ...
