Chicago’s Dizengoff Audio, manufacturers of boutique-style vintage-inspired gear, have just released their newest product, a mic pre with a lot of vibe, a very low noise floor, and an extremely (almost unbelievably) affordable price.
The Dizengoff Audio DA2 is based on the legendary all-tube RCA BA-2c microphone preamplifier from Read more...
Ushering in a new studio monitor, Behringer’s XENYX CONTROL2USB controller pulls out all the stops. Using a large VCA controlled knob in lieu of traditional faders, the Master Volume control can work with up to three sets of active monitors, two headphone outputs, and add/remove subwoofer output.
A talkback feature Read more...
Do-it-yourself kits are becoming more and more common in the audio community, especially among the more ambitious—and more thrifty—among us. With a bit of time and focus, you can wind up with professional-grade audio equipment worth much more than the literal sum of its parts.
There is a very wide Read more...
John Congleton is back once again with SonicScoop‘s Justin Colletti for part 3 of their interview series with B&H, this time, all about gear: Favorite mics, preamps, color boxes and more.
John is a recent GRAMMY winner who is probably best known for his work with St. Vincent, The Walkmen, Read more...
Moving studios is such sweet sorrow.
For Creative Media Design (CMD), an NYC-based audio post production facility, the sweet is far outweighing the sorrow in their new location. Upended when their longtime home on 28th St. and Fifth Avenue was flipped to make way for a skyscraper, the multifaceted firm Read more...
