The Rode NT1 has picked up a modestly iconic reputation since it was one of the first genuinely affordable large-diaphragm condensers to come out right around the time that home recording started to become more prevalent.
Despite being best known for their high-grade recording technologies and innovations, AKG has a number of budget-friendly products.
The P120 may be more affordable than most other products AKG has to offer, but does its performance uphold the company’s reputation?
As far as synths go, Moog has a history that most can’t rival. Bob Moog and his instruments have inspired generations of music-makers and continue to do so. The Moog synth bass sound alone has defined more than one genre of music over decades. Moog has been recently adding to the budget end of its range, most notably with the Moog Grandmother. It isn’t a preset synth; it’s a monophonic, semi-modular 100% analog synth influenced by Moog’s of the 60s and 70s. The Moog...
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro closed-back studio headphones. These are a controversial pair of headphones for many, so let’s take a deeper look to see why.
The iRig HD X is one of the latest installments from IK Multimedia. It’s a compact guitar interface that presents itself as an ingenious solution to mobile recording and augmenting your live performance rig.
Let’s take a closer look and see whether it deserves a place in your arsenal.
If you’ve ever watched Conan O’Brien, David Letterman, or Johnny Carson (if you’re a bit older), you’ve probably noticed that little box-shaped microphone sitting on their desk.
Well, in Johnny Carson’s day, that microphone was most likely the C414 EB, the original model of what I’ll be reviewing today.