Halo Sport 2 is a shocking product from Halo Neuro. This device claims to improve muscle memory by sending electric pulses to your brain. Functioning as both headphones and a brain stimulator, this device is something you must see. Our resident musician Chuck Schiele has checked it out; view the video to see his first […]
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RME Babyface Pro Audio Interface Review
In this video, the team over at Consordini Music explains what the Babyface Pro Audio Interface is and demonstrates how to use it.
Sennheiser MK 4 and MK 8 Review
With a price tag of $699.00, the Sennheiser MK8 is among the more impressive of Sennheiser’s less expensive range of microphones. Sort of a “pro-sumer” solution, this microphone is perfect for project studios right along with professional studios. It’s versatile, clean, pretty darn neutral for the most part and it fared very well with more expensive competitors and counterparts.
One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band
Until now, the real story of the Allman Brothers Band has never been told. One Way Out chronicles the journey from of the band from its formation in 1969 until today…
The Roland JD-Xi Synthesizer
The Roland JD-Xi interactive analog/digital crossover synthesizer is compact, powerful, versatile, and fun. Equipped with 37 keys, it features a true analog synth engine and a wide selection of SuperNATURAL digital sounds.
Korg LP-380 Digital Piano
The stylish Korg LP-380 digital piano is now available in a compact 73-key model. It combines weighted keys and a brilliant piano sound with low profile, slim, space-saving, and stylish design.
Samson Expedition Portable PA Review
Need a speaker that can handle anything you throw at it? The Samson Expedition Portable PA is the perfect speaker. With great sound, a fair price, and lots of adjustable settings makes it the perfect speaker for whatever you need.
Snare Conga Cajon
Great for tight percussion setups on stage, the Snare Conga Cajon sits in a lightweight, height-adjustable floor stand, and packs easily into a padded carrying case.
Roland CUBE Amp
The Roland CUBE Street EX is a battery-powered stereo amplifier with big sound and generous connectivity for a variety of mics, instruments, and other devices. Compact and easy to carry, the CUBE Street EX projects musical performances with ease. It features 50 watts of stereo power, two eight-inch woofers, two tweeters, onboard vocal and guitar effects, and up to 20 hours of operation on eight AA batteries. The CUBE Street EX delivers clean, punchy sound for street performances, small venues, stage monitoring, and other gigging situations.
Zoom 1Q5 Mic: High Quality Microphone
Simply connect it to the Lightning connector of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch and get ready to do some serious stereo recording any time, any place. It’s perfect for capturing rehearsals, lessons, or concert recordings. Use it in standard “audio” position or simply rotate it to the “video” position in order to record video with an attached iPhone, iPad, or iPod.