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Product Evaluations
Contributing engineers and writers try out new products for review. These are paid evaluations, and writers provide thumbs up/thumbs down commentary.
 


Watchband to Capture Hearts of Engineers
Burk’s Remote AM/FM/RDS Receiver Displays Projected, Actual Signal Strengths, FCC Station Info
by Stephen M. Poole, 12.19.2007
Imagine a PC radio coupled with a streaming Web server that can be programmed to keep an eye on every station in your market, and you’ll get a rough idea of what the Burk Watchband is capable of. But that’s just a start. more


Aphex HeadPod 454 Spanks Bottom End
Small, Hefty Headphone Box Is Equally Comfortable With Lows and Highs; Monitors at Modest Levels
by Doug McLeod, 12.19.2007
The radio industry isn’t generally seen as a market for audiophile headphones. more


Sound Forge 9.0 Addresses Two-Track Limit
Digital Production Suite Promises ‘Everything You Need to Quickly Get From Raw Audio to Finished Master’
by Read G. Burgan, 11.21.2007
In the 1990s, Sound Forge was one of the first PC-based digital audio editors. Like the once-ubiquitous tape recorder, it became a familiar and welcome part of our broadcast world. more


TLF300: Audio Over IP in Small Package
Rarey Likes This Small But Powerful Codec for Its Ease of Use and Multiple Simultaneous Connections
by Rich Rarey , 11.21.2007
Almost immediately, the connection framed at 128 kilobits MP2 stereo. “Naw,” I thought, “It can’t be this easy.” more


CD Player Has Network Connectivity to Boot
Denon DN-C640 Offers Web Interface, RS-232, SPDIF/AES Outs, GPI Closure. Oh Yeah, It Plays CDs Too
by Stephen M. Poole, 10.24.2007
When I was asked to review the DN-C640, I read the features sheet and saw that it included an embedded Web server. I thought to myself, “This is going too far.” more


ADAM A7: No Subwoofer Required
Closefield Monitors ‘Nail’ Bass, Kick Drum; A.R.T. Ribbons Deliver Crisp, Non-Fatiguing Transients
by Strother Bullins, 9.26.2007
I had my first experience with ADAM studio monitors several years ago during a mix session at producer/engineer Michael Wagener’s Nashville-area studio, Wireworld. more


Radiosophy HD100 Is Economical
HD100 Provides Tabletop Digital Radio Reception at the $100 Price Point
by Kevin Larke, 9.01.2007
Although the Radiosophy HD100 table radio originally listed for $119.99, it was sold at a special introductory price of $99.95 and will remain at that price, according to the company. more


A Review by Two: Testing the ASI6544
Clear Channel Engineers — One IT, One Studio — Laud Sound Card’s Driver Support, Software
by Andy Mika and Colin Campbell, 9.01.2007
The ASI6544 multistream PCI sound card from AudioScience fills a void in the market between large multi-track recording interfaces and two-channel stereo cards found in many production rooms. more


ZFR800: A Recorder That Thinks It’s a Mic
Zaxcom’s Wire-Free Handheld Records Time-Stamped Audio to Removable Cards for Voice Recording on the Go
by Gary Eskow, 9.01.2007
Bit by bit, literally and figuratively, the audio community is bidding adieu to analog recording — or at least placing it in an enclosed area, to be visited only when a saturated sound is desired. more


Visteon HD Jump Goes on the Road
Tom Ray Tries Out the Unit Marketed as the 'Premier Transportable HD Radio Receiver'
by Thomas R. Ray III, 8.01.2007
I have in my possession a Visteon HD Jump radio. My review in the car is based on comparison with my benchmark, a Kenwood KTC-HR100TR. My table benchmark is a Directed Electronics Table Top HD Radio. more


Silver Touts Remote Control, LED Display
Audio Processor Is By Audemat-Aztec
by Rich Rarey, 8.01.2007
"Ooooh … it's blue," said a colleague when I mounted the Audemat-Aztec 6B audio processor in the rack. more


DMHD-1000 Is an ‘Add-On’ Tuner
Directed Electronics Drives Into the Car HD Radio Market
by Aaron Read, 6.06.2007
The recent “broadcaster’s buy” from Ibiquity Digital included a new offering to the HD Radio tuner market: the Directed Electronics DMHD-1000 “car connect” radio. more


StationPlaylist Marries Studio, Creator
by Bill DeFelice, 6.06.2007
With operating budgets limited and leaving little margin for error, the common goal for us is to get the biggest bang for the buck when purchasing equipment. more


IDC System Deploys at Westwood One
Radio Network Makes Choice of a New-Generation Satellite Receiver
by Conrad Trautmann, 5.09.2007
The advertisers in our sports products — NFL, NCAA, NHL, golf — wanted the ability to regionalize their commercials by geographical area. more


Latest HD-R Tabletop Is From Directed
$250 Unit Boasts Two Detachable Speakers, Alarm Clock Among Its Features
by Aaron Read, 4.11.2007
One big missing component of the HD Radio tuner rollout has been the HD equivalent of ubiquitous alarm clock radios. more


Powerful Processing in One Rack Space
Vorsis HD P3 Provides Clean Sound From Any Networked PC
by Rich Rarey, 4.11.2007
Once in a while a piece of broadcast equipment is so complex, so powerful, that to expose its entire control surface, one would have to have a whole rack of knobs, buttons and indicators. more


Accurian Tabletop Gets High Marks
Entry-Level Digital Tuner From RadioShack Provides Multicast and PAD Signals
by Ed Hollis, 3.14.2007
I bought the RadioShack Accurian Tabletop HD Radio for $99 at its introduction sale in November 2006 using a $25 off coupon. more


PAW-120: More Than Record/Playback
AEQ'S PAW-120 Handheld Digital Recorder
by Gary Eskow, 3.14.2007
Just a decade or so ago, field recordists were faced with a difficult decision: either shell out for an expensive tape- or digital-based unit, or settle for the chintzy sound and limited feature set that cassette recorders offered. more


Goldeneagle HD: Monitoring, Control Grow Up
Audemat-Aztec's Unit Monitors Parameters Necessary to HD Radio, E-mails Problems to CE
by Tom Norman, 3.14.2007
The Audemat-Aztec Goldeneagle HD is a single-box solution to transmitter monitoring and control, an eclectic combination of HD and analog monitoring and remote control gadgetry. more


A Peek at the Sangean HDT-1
Company Shows Its First-Generation AM/FM/HD Component Tuner
by Jim Somich, 2.14.2007
In case you haven't noticed, HD Radio is here in all its glory, warts and all. more



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