Trew Audio Flow

An Evening with the Deva Aug 13
By Glen Trew
One way I keep my hands and ears in sound mixing for film and video production is to fill in for Trew Audio customers who, for one reason or another, need someone to fill in for them. So, when Kevin Smith’s usual sound mixer, Atlanta-based Whit Norris, found himself booked in San Juan, Puerto Rico... Read full entry »
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A review of the Schoeps SuperCMIT 2U Jul 16
By Glen Trew
It’s a Super-Schoeps. But does it offer an improvement for film and video production? Yes, I believe it does. Since this, my first, evaluation of the Super CMIT was conducted at Trew Audio’s Nashville facility, and not in the more complex environment of a real production, I’m sure there is much more yet to be... Read full entry »
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Passing of Manfred Klemme Jul 16
By Jane Baxter
Manfred N. Klemme, passed away on Friday, July 2, 2010 after a long battle with multiple Myeloma. He was born in Alberta, Canada on March 13, 1939, and moved to California in 1980. Klemme spent many years with Nagra Hollywood. While there, Manfred was at the center of many industry innovations and was a key... Read full entry »
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Personnel Changes at Trew Audio Jul 16
By Jane Baxter
In recent weeks we have added and lost some great personnel. Ruby Giulioni (not to be mistaken for a former Mayor of New York) keeps things running smoothly in Toronto; Kyle Petty (not the race car driver) has come aboard the Vancouver store in Sales;and Skylor Morgan (yes, the famous product specialist) has left our... Read full entry »
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Lectro press release for recent WTVF wireless upgrade Jul 8
By Jane Baxter
WTVF NEWSCHANNEL 5 EXPANDS LECTROSONICS WIRELESS MIC ARSENAL Sound quality and rugged designs–the right ingredients Mike Rose, Chief Video Photographer for WTVF TV with SRa5P Receiver in camera and holding UH400a & UM400a Nashville, TN… The FCC’s (Federal Communication Commission) recent ruling that prohibits the operation of wireless microphones in the 700 MHz band (698 – 806 MHz)... Read full entry »
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Trew’s view of the CS-2 Jun 17
By Glen Trew
Trew Audio has the new Sanken CS-2, so I was able to spend some time with it in a casual evaluation. At first glance, it looks like a typical short shotgun microphone (which also means it looks a lot like a Sennheiser 416). It looks identical to the Sanken CS-3, in that the interference tube... Read full entry »
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Happenings in Vancouver May 21
By Jane Baxter
Click for larger montage photo Our Vancouver store’s May 1st retirement party for Rick Patton was a huge success. Neither the possibility of inclement weather nor a major hockey final could keep a group of Rick’s fans from celebrating their friend, colleague and “Sound Man” as he enters retirement. Local production catering favorite Uncle Nick’s Kitchen... Read full entry »
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Trew Audio RiverFlow May 5
By Skylor Morgan
By now I’m sure you’ve all seen a news blurb or some photos of the Nashville flooding. Some reports are calling it a 500 year flood. Each Trew Audio employee knows someone with damage or loss. We are all mourning the deaths of nearly 30 citizens in Tennessee, the majority right here... Read full entry »
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Sound Devices Wave Agent at NAB 2010 Apr 23
By Skylor Morgan
Paul Isaacs of Sound Devices demonstrates the Wave Agent software and large display. Read full entry »
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Remote Audio Speak Easy v3 at NAB 2010 Apr 22
By Skylor Morgan
Remote Audio has given their revered SpeakEasy powered speaker some valuable upgrades. Dual 9V battery powering, 12W of output, and an auto shut off are just some of the traits of the new SpeakEasy v3. Read full entry »
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Schoeps Super CMIT Microphone at NAB 2010 Apr 21
By Skylor Morgan
Karin of Redding Audio discusses and demonstrates the Schoeps Super CMIT with Skylor. Read full entry »
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Mini Boompoles from K-Tek at NAB 2010 Apr 21
By Skylor Morgan
K-Tek's Brenda Parker shows off the new KX-12 & KX-13 mini boompoles to some enthusiastic boom ops! Read full entry »
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