The new Sputnik large-diaphragm studio tube condenser microphone is based on classic vacuum tube design principles and manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities to exacting standards, this multi-pattern, large diaphragm studio condenser delivers the lush, classic sound that is normally associated with rare and expensive vintage mics.
Price: $799.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
everything i could expect from a mic (rolloff, patterns and pad)
Quality:
looks really solid, sounds very solid and the body shines a lot
Value:
For the money, it beats my old Rode NTK all the way. I sold my rodes and i only use this one now.
Desirability:
So desirable!!
Sound:
sounds like the luna but with a touch of tube… i’m sold all the way
Ease of Use:
works straigt out of the box
Support:
I HAD PROBLEMS WITH BX8a’s and I have exchanged them 3 times with m-audio directly. Very very nice support there.
Overall:
By far the best mic I’ve own to date. I previously had M-Audio Luna, Rode NT1000, Rode NTK, AT4040, AT4033/CL. The 4033 was my best solid state one 
Today, more professional music is produced at home than ever before — and the new ProjectMix I/O delivers what you need to take your computer-based studio and productions to the next level. Seamless integration with all major DAW software. The ability to record directly into industry-standard Pro Tools sessions. Faders so you can feel the mix with your fingertips instead of dragging a mouse. On-board display of critical parameters for intuitive operation. Motorized control to craft more accurate mixes.
Price: $1249.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
the knobs and buttons are efficient, but without labels to me they are just excess knobs and buttons.
Quality:
Quality overall is it is a good unit. It turns on when I need it to and it doesn’t die when we are doing something important. I have never had any issues till I updated my Mac software. Hey now that I think about it. I might need to update the driver software…:)
Value:
Value is overall great deal for the price. looks and feels and sounds above average.
Desirability:
I own it…but I really wish I had a HD system
Sound:
Sound comes out pretty good. I don’t have an expensive mic or expensive mic pre-amps. But what I do have it sounds great once the mix down is complete and we send it off to get mastered.
Ease of Use:
It is very easy to use. After an update on the driver it synched up and was ready to go. Unfortunately I am now having problems with plug ins. And we don’t have that many. I’ll be calling M-Audio VERY soon.
Support:
When I called the first time they were great!!
Overall:
Overall it does the job…I just need to make some adjustments to my system to get some bugs worked out.
The perfect match for the FireWire 18/14 is the new Octane 8-channel preamp with ADAT Lightpipe output. At this aggressive price, Octane is perfect for enhancing the front end of any multitrack digital recording system.
Price: $599.00 Buy now!
The M Audio Studiophile BX8A Studio Monitors are revered around the world for their exceptional sonic accuracy. The new Studiophile BX8A Deluxe system builds on this legacy with new waveguides and enhanced driver integration for greater high-frequency clarity and refined sound.
Price: $499.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
There is no E.Q. or wall placement adjustment. Only volume knob. Though it serves me right, if one needs to place them in a weird position/room acoustic, it will be harder to get the sound one’s looking for.
Quality:
Everything is very robust, transpires quality and confidence. Seeing that Kevlar is a component found on bulletproof vests, I was expecting a woofer more robust on the touch. Still… they are meant to be listened and not touched.
Value:
Worth every penny. I don’t think there is any competition in its class. Upgraded from an Alesis 620 and eventhough the price difference isn’t that much… the results are obvious: the BX8a Deluxe easily trumps it.
Sound:
Sound quality is rather good (exceptionally good when we consider the price tag)
Ease of Use:
Plug & Play
Support:
I’m yet to use it.
One of the reasons the portable Oxygen8 is so popular is that it embodies the on-the-go lifestyle of today’s electronic musician. Now you can grab your Oxygen and go with this new gig bag. This lightweight padded 600D nylon backpack is specifically designed to carry an M-Audio Oxygen8 (or Ozone). Another great gift for the mobile musician.
Price: $34.95 Buy now!
The M-Audio Axiom Pro 25 keyboard controller builds on the acclaimed Axiom 25, delivering premium TruTouch( action, proprietary HyperControl(TM) MIDI mapping technology and other cutting-edge enhancements in a compact model perfect for tight spaces. HyperControl automatically maps the keyboard’s 28 controls to commonly accessed parameters in digital audio workstations including Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic and Reason, as well as software instruments.
Price: $399.00 Buy now!
The Studiophile DSM1 reference monitor is engineered to provide superior monitoring to discerning audio professionals. The design results from collaboration between two powerhouse companies in music technology: M-Audio, the top U.S. manufacturer of reference monitors, and Digidesign, the industry leader in DSP technology. The DSM1 monitor features DSP-based crossover management, an assortment of onboard digital EQ controls, proprietary high-grade driver designs, and analog and digital inputs for high-resolution audio up to 24-bit/192kHz. With stunning accuracy, clarity and dynamic range, the Studiophile DSM1 monitor makes world-class reference technology accessible to a broad array of creative and professional environments.
Price: $649.00 Buy now!
The Oxygen 8 v2 is an updated version of the mobile MIDI controller that started the mobile studio revolution. You get a fully functional MIDI keyboard with great action, plus eight MIDI-assignable knobs to control any MIDI parameters you desire in your hardware or software. It’s perfect for composing on the go or performing live bass lines and pads, firing samples, or triggering audio and/or visual effects. New features include full MIDI message support, plus 6 transport controls that can be reassigned to any MIDI parameter. The Oxygen 8 v2 also offers 10 non-volatile memory locations and is compatible with the free Enigma software for computer-based storage, retrieval and management of an unlimited number of patches.
Price: $119.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
features are pretty good for only a 100 dollar keyboard
Quality:
quality is pretty good the keys need to be a little bit more precise but all u need is a 12 volt 1000ma power adapter and ur good to go because there’s a slight lag when u hit the keys
Value:
a very good price
Desirability:
i have it
Sound:
sound quality is not that bad im using reason i probalby just need better samples
Ease of Use:
really easy to use no complications or tricks with this keyboard
Overall:
really good keyboard i just wish the keys felt like those 600 dollar synths out there
The BX10s active subwoofer is ideal for any monitoring environment requiring an accurate low-frequency response down to 20Hz. Comprising a 10 in. composite driver, 240-watt internal amplifier, and a variable 50 to 200Hz crossover, the BX10s delivers tight, clean bass in a compact chassis — perfect for project studios where space is often at a premium.
Price: $399.00 Buy now!
The Delta 44 offers the same features and high performance as the Delta 66, but is designed for the person who does not require S/PDIF digital I/O. The Delta 44 features the same 24-bit 96kHz converter section that makes the Delta 66 the envy of the audio card community. And like the Delta 66, the Delta 44′s breakout box handles 4 balanced or unbalanced, +4dB or -10dB signal level analog inputs and outputs. Also included is the Delta control panel software, which configures the card and controls digital mixing and routing.
Price: $149.00 Buy now!
User Reviews:
Feature:
The breakout box was great! They said you could record up to 4 channels at the same time, but actually that is 2 stereo channels. You get ProTools Demo with it and Live Lite, but ProTools won’t work (probably like the LE version because I have Windows XP).
Quality:
It looks steady and strong and it feels like that.
Value:
This is the first soundcard I’ve seen for such a low price and such good features!
Desirability:
It’s great! It’s the best for the price!
Sound:
The sound is really great! No noise as far as I can hear and it’s clean and excellent quality
Overall:
It’s very good! Except that you only get 4 (2 stereo) inputs, but for the price it’s excellent!