The CR500 offers the world-first direct BWF recording onto UDF formatted CD at up to 24-bit/96kHz resolution. The file is fully compatible with PC workstations with data transfer a simple ‘copy & paste’ procedure instead of real-time audio ripping. In addition,the CR500 is ideal for DAT archiving in the standard 16-bit/48kHz format.
Price: $499.00 Buy now!
Capture inspiration whenever and wherever you are. The new MR-8 Mk II is the easiest to use digital multitrack ever. If you can operate a tape recorder, you’ll be recording and multitracking within minutes of opening the box.
Price: $249.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
As i said, every single feature is useful, all the FX, all the amp simulators, everything. There are alot of features, and all useful.
Quality:
This product will be able to stand up to the test of time, when you pick it up, you dont feel like you are going to break it, because your not, even thought it is a delicate peice of equipment, unless you drop it down a set of stairs, it should be fine
Value:
This product it extreamly affordable for what you get, i love it and you will too.
Desirability:
when i saw this product i knew it was the product for me, it is easy to carry around with you, not too heavy, and is durable.
Sound:
The sound on this machine is amazing, it is very respncive and all the components are very useful, even the internal mic, which is great for recording things like mandolins and ukulele thant cannot plug into the machine driectly, this is an over all perfect machine, there is no downside!
Ease of Use:
This peice of equipment is very easy to use, the first day i got it i was able to record, bounce, convert to a WAV file, and then export it onto my computer.
Support:
I havent had to find the support for this product yet, but one problem is that you cannot export the files on this machine to a MAC, only to windows ME, XP, and 2000. This is not a problem for most, but im sure it effects some people.
Overall:
i Love this product, so buy it!
Designed ideally for use with the PM0.5, the 110 watt, 200mm driver PM0.5-Sub produces precise, low frequency reproduction and an excellent deep bass output. Easy to set-up (just a single gain control and phase reverse switch), the combination of a pair of PM0.5′s and PM0.5-Sub provides superb sonic quality at an affordable price.
Price: $169.95 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
Very strong construction, heavy too. Looks great with the matching speakers.
Value:
For the price, excellent deal.
Sound:
Very clear and accurate response. I was surprised at the power of this small sub. If you want serious bass you should get a larger sub but for mixing and mastering purposes this one will serve you well. Very low frequencies (below 40Hz) will not respond as well as on a larger sub, but the clarity and accuracy of this sub makes up for it. Cutoff is at 75Hz and is not adjustable.
Overall:
I will probably upgrade to a larger sub sooner or later because I’m a bass fanatic, but for now this sub does the job.
The ideal choice for smaller studios requiring nearfield monitoring, the perfectly formed PM0.5 offers 70 watts of bi-amped power and produces great full range performance with exceptional neutrality even at high sound pressure levels. The compact dimensions also enable accurate placement in confined or awkward spaces, with the dispersion from the two way ported enclosure design tailored such that it will deliver a superb sound almost regardless of room acoustics. Features a UFLC 20mm soft dome HF unit and 130mm LF woofer and input gain control.
Price: $279.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Quality:
Heavy and strong construction. They look good too.
Value:
Excellent monitors for the price. Great for mixing and mastering. Your mixes will sound good on any system.
Sound:
Very warm and clear sound. Sounds better than Mackies that are double the price. The response is flat and accurate, mids and low mids sound full without affecting the sharpness of the highs. I have the Fostex subwoofer but the bass response on these speakers is good also.
The new Fostex T20RPmkII and T40RPmkII now join the acclaimed T50RP in offering the true and accurate headphone monitoring crucial for recording studios, post houses, remote broadcast facilities, project studios and DJ’. Here is a range of headphones which have been designed from the outset to offer the widest frequency range, to minimise listening fatigue and to allow you to accurately pinpoint and analyse all aspects of your creative output.
Price: $59.00 Buy now!
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Another first from Fostex! 16/4/2 Live mixer with integrated 16-track multitrack recorder for schools, houses of worship, clubs, coffee houses, project studios, mobile recording, rental sound / recording, etc. The LR16 can serve as a F.O.H. or onstage mixer for the main sound system, and record the signals with the quality superior to Audio CD onto its built-in HD at the press of a button! Records individual WAV tracks files as well as a simultaneous stereo mixdown.
Price: $1799.00 Buy now!
The new Fostex T20RPmkII and T40RPmkII now join the acclaimed T50RP in offering the true and accurate headphone monitoring crucial for recording studios, post houses, remote broadcast facilities, project studios and DJ’. Here is a range of headphones which have been designed from the outset to offer the widest frequency range, to minimise listening fatigue and to allow you to accurately pinpoint and analyse all aspects of your creative output.
Price: $69.00 Buy now!
The 6301 BEAV are small, portable, versatile monitors that deliver impressive sound. Use in pairs or alone.
Price: $179.95 Buy now!
The new Fostex T20RPmkII and T40RPmkII now join the acclaimed T50RP in offering the true and accurate headphone monitoring crucial for recording studios, post houses, remote broadcast facilities, project studios and DJ’. Here is a range of headphones which have been designed from the outset to offer the widest frequency range, to minimise listening fatigue and to allow you to accurately pinpoint and analyse all aspects of your creative output.
Price: $74.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
the detatchable plug has never really been an issue to me. Never had a pair of phones that the plug tore out of or got cut off.
Quality:
The quality is good. It’s a very solid pair of headphones.
Value:
With the MSRP being $200 you’d think that there would have been more attention to the eq response of these phones. The sound is pleasing and still translates better to speakers than the other phones I have but it is not quite there.
Sound:
It’s true that these are lacking in treble energy. I have found, however, that they do an extraordinarily good job of representing what one would hear with a subwoofer. They do a much better job of this than the sony mdr-v6 and akg k141′s I have. I wouldn’t get these for accurate tracking. The are very good at handling distortion and clipping.
Overall:
I would only buy these if you listen to music for pleasure. With a really good headphone amp – they are wonderful. This is probably because they almost seem to reduce distortion apparent in any recording. That is definitely the strong point here. It’s a very noble attempt from fostex that would benefit greatly from a revised and updated model.