Good Cymbals For Recording Studios

I love this headphone. Very useful in live shows and recording studios with a great sound.

I have some Gator bags for my drums, cymbals and hardware. They are solid, well padded, light weight, compressible and reasonably priced. I didn't know they also made bags for other kinds of hardware. For a large monitor like mine (24) there weren't many choices and no good ones, until I saw this one from Gator at bhpphoto. Turns out it's the only place you can get them. I carry this monitor everywhere and the bag gives it better protection than anything other than a heavy hard case. It has a solid strap and handle and gives complete protection for any minor bashing. I can't say how it would fare in a steep drop but my guess is it would be ok. The padding is pretty thick. Ordering was painless and it came within a week. They also have larger sizes, which I may get for my 32 and 40 monitors. Usually I discount reviews that are glowing like this. But Gator just makes good stuff. If you need an example just go to your local drum store and take a look.

If your budget allows, please do not settle for anything less than the Neumann 102. Over my 12 years of recording in a studios across the world, Neumann mics have provided the best sound overall across a diverse range of vocals. From singers, choirs, rappers, or broadcast, this is a must have! Do not settle if the budget allows.

I'm used to working on Keningston Trackballs in various recording studios, and I really wanted one in my office as well, so I jumped on B&H's recent flash sale on these. It's a really nice upgrade over the logitech marble trackball I was using previously. The ergonomics are night and day, thanks to the wrist rest and the larger size. It's also nice to have the scroll ring, which was absent on the logitech.

You can pay more for a fancy power conditioner or get this. These have been used in recording studios, live concert rigs, and professional sound systems for decades... proven reliability.

I use this in multiple recording studios and it's absolutely fantastic. Zero noise/interference. Excellent layout of outlets. And with coax and ethernet connections as well, it's simply a jack-of-all-trades. A+

I purchased over a dozen of these over the last several years. 3 pairs for myself and the rest for several small recording studios I helped put together. Make sure to replace the pleather pads with Beyerdynamic valour alternatives.

15+ years of seeing this on stages, multiday festivals, and recording studios. There's a reason it's in every professional's toolkit.

I have been working with professional equipment for many years, this microphone is beyond praise. I recommend it for professional studios and recording. I am currently using a microphone to record a presenter in a news studio

I build and run recording studios for a living. Sound quality is critical and I've spent tens of thousands on speakers over he years and am highly educated in performance , specs , and features. A friend recommended this and i laughed and it was not "pro audio" my home hasn't never sounded better or been simpler