Microphones, Reviews
Audio-Technica’s new breed…the AT875R
Audio-Technica AT875R When I began at Trew, Audio-Technica shotguns generally ranked below those of other manufacturers. They made great […]
Recorders, Reviews
Hands on the Tascam HS-P82
Nearly a month ago, we introduced Tascam’s new line of recorders. Now that we’ve received our first HS-P82, it is
Articles, General Techie Stuff, Mixers, Production Stuff
Communications options for the CL-9
Since the Sound Devices CL-9 hit the blogosphere, views and how-to’s have filled the web. Instead of rehashing what
Recorders, Reviews
Welcome Back, Tascam
For music industry based audio companies, the film/television audio production world is a blip on their financial radar. For years
Mixers, Wireless
2009 Highlights (yes, there were some)
As we looked back over 2009 we found several things to be happy about. NAB2009 brought out a few new
Articles, Miscellaneous, Production Stuff, Wireless
Local tv station chooses Trew to deliver multiple Lectrosonics wireless systems
WTVF Cameraman Nathan Sharkey and his newly outfitted camera Over the years WTVF–NewsChannel 5 in Nashville, Tennessee, has kept a
Accessories, Microphones, Reviews
New Rycote for the Sennheiser 8040/8050
A new suspension and windscreen for the Sennheiser MKH-8000 microphones Pricing: Suspension Windscreen Windjammer Microphone and Acc Rycote
Accessories, Articles, Production Life
A trip to the Rycote Factory
The classic blimp-shaped microphone windscreen: It’s the most iconic image of film and video sound. Even people who are not
Mixers
PSC Refines the Solice Mixer
Since the original review of the PSC Solice mixer of April 2009, PSC has responded with several improvements as described
Mixers, Reviews
Sonosax SX-ES64 Review
Another jewel from Switzerland: The new Sonosax SX-ES64 portable compact audio mixer. It just arrived at Trew Audio this past Friday, September 18, and I must say it is a beautiful piece. We’ve grown to expect audio equipment as art from Sonosax, but still, the first gaze at the SX-ES64 is stunning. Read full entry »