Cantar X3 Overview – A Journey to the Industry’s New Flagship
A couple of weeks ago I took a trip to Europe, and while there visited Aaton’s headquarters in beautiful Grenoble, France to better get to know the company that makes…
A couple of weeks ago I took a trip to Europe, and while there visited Aaton’s headquarters in beautiful Grenoble, France to better get to know the company that makes…
The Sound Devices 688 harnesses the best of Sound Devices’ successful 633, 664 and 788T in their most powerful mixer to date.
We've posted a new video review of Zoom's H5 recorder. The H5 is the latest four-channel field recorder from Zoom, and it shares many of the same improved attributes of…
Zaxcom's Nomad FP8 is a small, lightweight expansion panel control surface that attaches directly to the Nomad mixer/recorder. Make the Nomad -- an already great device -- even better.
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…
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…
We stopped by the Sound Devices booth to chat with Pat McConnell about the new line of Pix Recorders.
Since the release of the Sound Devices 633, we’ve noticed a number of questions that customers are consistently asking. I’ve addressed the top 20 FAQs below. If you have any…
Sound Devices has released a firmware update (v2.00) for their flagship field production mixer, the 664 . Version 2.00 opens up the mixer’s connections to accommodate 6 additional inputs by…
As mentioned a couple of months ago in an August 21 article posted in Trew Audio Flow ( see the article here ), we discovered a problem having to do…
TASCAM DR-60D may eventually turn out to be a good product for double system DLSR production, but there are some concerns. A Trew Audio customer brought his Tascam DR-60D to…