 Boss BR-800
What Digital recorder
Why Touch sensor switches and the ability to record to SD make
this a battery-powered studio on the go.
How Includes the convenient Retry function, which re-cues automatically
to fix mistakes, and Song Sketch recording for instant,
one-touch capture. There's also a built-in stereo condenser microphone,
plus a DR-880-quality rhythm generator for adding drum
and percussion tracks to your songs. It can also function as a control surface for DAW software.
Price $525
Web www.bossus.com
 DPA 4099B/4099C
What Clip mics for bass and cello
Why Opens new possibilities for solo cellists, string quartets,
and large string sections sharing the stage with a loud rock
band, allowing the delicate nuances of their instruments to be
reproduced clearly and distinctly.
How Features supercardioid polar patterns for high rejection
and superior gain before feedback. These mics attach to the
outer strings, never damage the instrument, and provide a stable
mic placement while the artist can move any way they want
around the stage and still be in the sweet spot.
Price TBD
Web www.dpamicrophones.com
 Milab DC-96C
What Condenser microphone
Why The DC-96C is the latest version
of the classic DC-96 series, originally
released in 1967, updated with the latest
technology.
How Transformer-less cardioid microphone
with a single layer mesh grid,
12dB attenuation pad, and 144db maximum
SPL. Suitable for studio vocals,
acoustic guitar, overheads, guitar amps,
and more.
Price TBD
Web www.milabmic.com
 Roland CD-2i
What SD/CD recorder
Why Great way to capture the moment and render it to CD
or SD memory card for storage and distribution.
How Has the ability to capture CD-quality 16-bit/44.1kHz
WAV audio from a variety of sources. Audio inputs include a
stereo 1/4-inch, RCA phono, and phantom-powered XLR
microphone input. A stereo microphone and speaker are also
built in for recording and playback, and a wireless remote
allows for off-unit control of playback and recording.
Price $759
Web www.rolandus.com
 Wishbone Workshop
“The Wishbone”
What Mic stand ideal for amplifiers
Why This mic stand saves time, reduces clutter, and
provides precise mic placement.
How By attaching to the handle of most guitar amps,
the mic hangs over the amp and stays out of the way.
Price $79.99/$49.99 MSRP/street
Web www.thewishboneworkshop.com
 Arturia THE ONE
What Software instrument collection
Why This box set contains all Arturia instruments,
and a license for one of them. Try them
all, then pick the one you want to authorize.
How Moog Modular V, CS-80V, ARP2600 V,
Minimoog-V, Prophet V, Jupiter-8V, Brass
2.0, and Analog Factory
Price $249
Web www.arturia.com
 Shure Beta 27
What Condenser microphone
Why It’s the only side-address,
supercardioid condenser
microphone designed for
professional sound reinforcement.
How Supercardioid polar pattern
specifically targets the sound source
which greatly minimizes bleed from
off-axis sound sources. Flat, neutral
frequency response for natural
reproduction on stage or in the studio,
a 15dB pad, and three-position
switchable low-frequency filter help
reduce unwanted stage rumble or
counteract proximity effect for consistent,
extended low-end.
Price $399
Web www.shure.com
 Universal Audio 4-710d
What Four-channel “Twin-Finity” mic preamp & DI with Dynamics
Why Newly designed 1176-style compression/soft-limiting circuit per mic channel.
How Placing four 710s into one unit, adding eight channels of high-quality 2-bit, 192kHz A/D conversion, and
balanced send/return inserts.
Price TBD
Web www.uaudio.com
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