Genelec, based in Finland, has been around since the late 1970s as a manufacturer of active loudspeakers for professional-grade recording studios, broadcast, and movie production. They’ve upheld their reputation for decades, thanks to how well-designed their products are, and the 8010A is no exception.
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at the PreSonus HD9 closed-back headphones. There is potential for these to be a good budget-friendly option, as they are listed at $100. Let’s take a deeper look.
If you have an interest in starting a podcast but don’t have much of a recording setup, you may have started looking into USB microphones as a first step.
Rode is a phenomenal company and has a myriad of great products, but let’s see if the Podcaster lives up to the company’s reputation.
Back in the 1980s, Yamaha came out with the NS-10. These monitors sounded absolutely horrible, but it was that exact reason that Yamaha found great success through their release. The short of it all was that they were harsh, brittle, but extremely accurate at showing sore spots and weaknesses in any mix.
Yamaha’s newer line of monitors, the HS5, are often compared to the NS-10, and for the most part, that comparison is fairly accurate.
Roswell is a boutique microphone company, which has made a reputation of creating extremely well performing products for competitive prices. I expect that the Mini K47 and K87 are no exception here, but let’s take a closer look.
As far as entry-level audio interfaces go, the Tascam US-1x2HR seems to offer the same level of performance. Let’s go through everything it has to offer.