Remote Audio’s HN 7506 High Noise headsets have been a big hit for professionals who want to protect their ears while monitoring the quality of their recordings. Heavy duty yet surprisingly comfortable, these headsets seal off outside ambience by as much as 45dB, and they’re designed to match the sound quality of the industry standard Sony MDR-7506.
We received our first shipment of Orca bags today, and to say we’re excited would be an understatement.
We’ll be bringing you our full review and video soon, but here’s a quick taste:
The new Tig Q28 timecode generator is just 2.8 cubic inches, which is about a third the size of the original Tig. Loaded with features, its tiny size fits even the smallest cameras and rigs. The variable timecode output level and “flow through audio design” adds practicality for cameras and recorders that are not designed to receive timecode.
Following their success with the Stingray for the 633, K-Tek has released a new bag, the Stingray 2, for the 664. Check out our video showing the ins and outs of K-Tek’s latest offering.
In the late 1960’s, the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) adopted longitudinal timecode (LTC) as a method of making video and audio match. Timecode is the industry standard frame numbering system that assigns a specific number to each frame of video in the format of hours, minutes, seconds, and frames, while recording the same number on a corresponding audio track. And though there is a profusion of different frame rates, not that much has changed – both sound and picture people need a highly accurate clock to generate a starting point for all parties to reference. But what has changed is the way in which we manage timecode.
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Sebastian Fell and Klaus Grosser tour the new ACL 204 Lockit Box.
The man behind Optocore explains the ins and outs of a very in-depth system.
Clear-Com unlocks seamless roaming for their Tempest 2400 system.
Clear-Com Eclipse & Optocore Integration explained.
Due to manufacturer restrictions, we may not be able to ship some or all of these products outside of North America. At checkout, all shipping prices are calculated from the US. Orders to Canadian addresses may be shipped from our Toronto or Vancouver stores, with shipping costs adjusted (usually lower). For exact shipping cost to Canada please contact our Toronto or Vancouver offices.
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