The Studio Signal Light Gadget has five LED drivers to light up to five different light segments.The front panel has LEDs that correspond to the segment colors; the adjacent switch lets you...

Professional applications use balanced audio for good reason. Balanced circuits offer many performance advantages compared to unbalanced audio, such as increased headroom and reduced noise from...

Traditional mic processors can be intimidating. That’s because they’re built to accommodate not just your mic, but any mic. Well, if you’ve ever shopped for clothes, you know that one size never...

Meet REbel, the world’s first microphone processor engineered exclusively for the popular Electro-Voice RE20, RE27 and RE320 microphones. We spent months measuring, analyzing and listening until...

RAVE is the new radio mixing console from Angry Audio. Up to eight stereo line inputs, up to four microphone inputs, two output mix buses, two mix-minus outputs with talkback, flexible monitoring...

RAVE is the new radio mixing console from Angry Audio. Up to eight stereo line inputs, up to four microphone inputs, two output mix buses, two mix-minus outputs with talkback, flexible monitoring...

Stereo to 5.1 upmixer incorporating Frank Foti’s innovative DejaVu algorithm. Perfect for music enthusiasts, producers, and television plants. nCIRCL software is available as Windows and MacOS...

The Mic Tally Gadget can control four mic arm tallies at once. Each position has its own logic connector so you can use your console logic to turn on the lights. Each tally can be red or white...

Meet the Mic Drop Gizmo! This simple device mounts near the base of your mic arm. You plug the mic arm cable into the top and there are pass-through connectors on the bottom. It replaces the XLR...

Radio jocks love loud headphones. Maybe they expect to hear everything with the phones around their necks. Maybe they want to watch the cans jumping to the beat. No matter the reasons, the...

Radio jocks love loud headphones. Maybe they expect to hear everything with the phones around their necks. Maybe they want to watch the cans jumping to the beat. No matter the reasons, the...

Professional applications use balanced audio for good reason. Balanced circuits offer many performance advantages compared to unbalanced audio, such as increased headroom and reduced noise from...