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Universal Audio Model 2-610

	
Dec  1, 2001, 
	BY MICHAEL COOPER
	
	

	
	
Bill and James Putnam brought smiles to a lot of studio engineers in 1999, when they announced the relaunch of Universal Audio, which had shut down 30...

	





	
Snapshot Product Reviews

	
Dec  1, 2001, 
	BY GEORGE PETERSEN
	
	

	
	
BLUE SKY INTL. SKY SYSTEM ONEStudio Monitoring System There are a lot of me-too studio monitors on the market, so it was refreshing to check out something...

	





	
KRK V88 and S12

	
Nov  1, 2001, 
	BY BOB BUONTEMPO
	
	

	
	
Having owned a pair of KRK V8s for several years, I wanted to evaluate the V88s (the company's newest self-powered monitors) and see how they would compare...

	





	
Hafler M5

	
Nov  1, 2001, 
	BY DAVID OGILVY
	
	

	
	
Most studio engineers are familiar with Hafler amplifiers, known for their low noise, rugged construction and affordability. Three years ago, Hafler expanded...

	





	
Steinberg Nuendo

	
Nov  1, 2001, 
	BY ATOM TORY
	
	

	
	
The timing for writing this article was perfect. I had just completed my upcoming CD/DVD, Atom: You're Not Alone, using Nuendo for the entire project....

	





	
Steinberg Cubase VST/32 V. 5.0

	
Nov  1, 2001, 
	BY ROBERT HANSON
	
	

	
	
Nothing sparks a debate among a group of audio pros quicker than the issue of DAWs. Everyone has their favorite: One does this or that better or quicker...

	





	
Sony DRE-S777/PAC

	
Oct  1, 2001, 
	BY JIMMY DOUGLASS
	
	

	
	
There's something very different about this one. A first glance at the classic lines of the Sony DRE-S777's cherry wood veneer front panel which looks...

	





	
SADE LIVE

	
Oct  1, 2001, 
	BY STEVE JENNINGS
	
	

	
	
With her Lover's Rock CD already RIAA-certified Platinum, Sade set out on her first U.S. tour in almost eight years. Mix caught the Shoreline Amphitheater...

	






            
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