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Playback by Jim Malloy

A review by Jane Baxter, Trew Audio Marketing Coordinator Jim Malloy enjoyed a long and decorated career as a Recording Engineer in Los Angeles and later Nashville and is revered…

Microphones

The Sennheiser MKH8000 Series

For years now, the Sennheiser MKH40, MKH50, and MKH60 microphones have been workhorses of the film industry for overhead dialog recording. The MKH series has been hailed for their low…

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Deva II and Nagra V

Ready or not, tape is nearly history. Tape is well on its way to being a novelty. Granted, even analog tape is still being used on some film productions, being…

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The Pearl MS8 Microphone

In the slow changing world of truly professional microphones, where all too often the wheel is simply reinvented, it is nice to have a fresh entry that actually offers something…

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Audio Technica AT-895

(Originally published in Audio Media Magazine USA) Shotgun mics do their job well: reaching 5' across a film set, rejecting moderate ambience to enhance an actor's conversational voice, with full…

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The New VDB Boom Poles

For years the Van den Bergh "VdB" boom poles (fish poles) had been far better than any others for most situations. It looked like boom pole technology had reached its…

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