With the portable PA market ever-expanding, the need for brands to keep an edge over their competition is ever-present. One way of doing this is to bring out new systems, or alternatively release some handy accessories for their established systems. Whilst JBL release some great
Adamson is a brand that is a bit different from what we are used to seeing in the consumer market, these are professional products for “cream of the crop” AV professionals and boutique venues, these speakers are the pinnacle of sound quality for live performances
Harman’s virtual booth at NAMM this year focused on a number of products from their enormous back catalogue of products within the JBL, AKG and Soundcraft brands. JBL IRX115S powered subwoofer – The JBL IRX115S powered subwoofer, the newest model in the IRX series of versatile, cost-conscious
Mackie SRT speakers are engineered with a raft of features to make it a robust entry into the PA market. The SRT comes in a 10, 12 and 15-inch boxes and these can be coupled with an 18-inch subwoofer. Each SRT has physics-based cooling – the ports are pointed towards the
Mackie have just announced their new Onyx Premium Analog mixers. Building on the Onyx legacy and family of mixers, the new Onyx mixers come with new features sure to entice the modern content creator and music maker including multi-track USB recording, stereo SD card recording,
JBL’s new BRX300 Series promises to simplify line-array setup to the point where a technician is not required, while delivering professional fidelity. The compact (by line-array standards) system is modular in functionality and includes: BRX308-LA Line Array Element with dual 8″ drivers and a 3″ titanium compression
We take a look and compare some of the latest hybrid mixers in the Tascam Model 24 and the Korg MW-2408 & Zoom L-20
It’s hard to beat the sound and workflow of a good analog desk, but it is [insert current year here] and the very nature of a fundamentally analog design means they can feel like a big technological step backwards and you’ll likely end up relying
In an age where digital technology seemingly consumes the planet, reminiscing when analogue technology reigned supreme seems light-years in the distant past. With many users shying away from digital equipment and preferring the tactile immediacy of analogue gear, thankfully (at least in the world of
Tascam have added a third member, the Model 12, to their fantastic Model range of Mixer/Interfaces/Recorders, joining the bigger Model 16 and Model 24. The new unit offers a very similar look and feature set to its bigger siblings in a more compact package —