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New Gear Review: Eventide MixingLink
Eventide ’s MixingLink defies easy categorization. It is a battery-powered stomp box that has an XLR microphone/DI pre-amp (48-volt phantom power from included power supply), ... -
New Music Gear Review: Casio MZ-Series Workstations
The Casio MZ-X300 and MZ-X500 (shown) are arranger workstation keyboards with new sounds, innovative effects and new rhythms created by worldwide developers. The Casio MZ Series ... -
New Gear Review: Nugen Audio Loudness Toolkit 2
Loudness Toolkit 2 is NUGEN Audio’s latest version of their loudness metering/measurement and correction toolkit. By combining program and short-term or momentary loudness corrections, the ... -
New Gear Review: API 535-LA Line Amplifier
The API 535-LA Line Amplifier is their console’s 325 booster card packaged in a 500-module. The 535-LA supplies either a gain boost from 6dB to ... -
New Gear Review: DMG Audio Expurgate Plug-In
DMG’s Expurgate is an audio gate plug-in that includes models of expander/gates from two classic British consoles, a ducker, an old digital gate and DMG’s ... -
New Gear Review: Yamaha Revstar Guitar Line
Yamaha’s new Revstar electric guitars come in seven different models each taking on the style and feel of a different café racer motorcycle. In the ... -
New Gear Review: SBS Designs Iso-Q2 Studio Version
The studio version of SBS Designs’ Iso-Q2 Advanced Isolator & Focusing Equalizer has now been updated with resettable gain controls making it easier to recall ... -
New Gear Review: C.F. Martin D-222 and D-28 Lennon 75th Anniversary Dreadnoughts
Martin Guitar celebrates the 100th anniversary of their Dreadnought models with two distinctive limited edition models: the D-222 and D-28 John Lennon 75th Anniversary Editions. ... -
New Gear Review: DPA Microphones d:screet Slim Microphone
DPA’s new d:screet Slim microphone is a nearly invisible body worn omnidirectional microphone with a tiny attached cable. It is designed with a buttonhole accessory ... -
New Gear Review: AKG K553 Pro Headphones
The K553 Pro are closed-back, over-ear studio headphones that I found super comfortable in the studio. The large round cushions sealed well on my head ...
