ProAudio Review - February 2009 - (Page 45)

Audio-Technica EP1, EP3 Headphones Audio-Technica has expanded its line of headphones to accompany its M2 and M3 personal monitor systems. The new headphones include the EP1 and EP3. The EP3 (pictured) is equipped with proprietary A-T dynamic drivers that reportedly offer full frequency response and high-fidelity sound. The EP3 has the same features as the EP1, but also includes a 9.8-inch extension cable/adapter with 3.5mm connector for use with MP3 and other portable players. It also includes a protective carrying case and soft pouch. Pric e: $139 list (EP3) C ontac t: Audio-Technica • www.audio-technica.com Crown XTI6000 Amplifier Crown Audio has introduced its next-generation XTI6000 portable sound amplifier for live sound and fixed applications. It features a user interface for configuration and control in the company’s HiQnet Band Manager. The XTI6000 allows for plug-and-play usability with its integrated proprietary DSP with an LCD front panel, which reportedly helps to set crossovers, delay, limiters and EQ, along with the ability to save and recall up to 20 presets. Additionally, there is a switch-mode universal power supply, useful function indicators, propositional-speed fan-assisted cooling, XLR inputs, Speakon and binding-post outputs, and short-circuit protection. Pric e: $3,099 list C ontac t: Crown Audio • www.crownaudio.com QSC Audio CSM Stage Monitors QSC has launched its CSM Series of stage monitors with three models: the CSM10, CSM12 and CSM15. As the model numbers in the product group imply, the loudspeakers are respectively equipped with 10-, 12- and 15-inch woofers. At the high end within each of the horn-loaded, two-way cabinets, compression drivers outfitted with neodymium magnet structures, 3-inch voice coils and 1.4-inch exits can be found. Other features include user-adjustable pattern control of the high-frequency section, which reportedly facilitates changes in the vertical plane from asymmetrical coverage spanning a total of 100 degrees to a fully symmetrical 150 degrees. Pric e: TBA C ontac t: QSC • www.qscaudio.com www.proaudioreview.com February 2009 | ProAudioReview 45 http://www.audio-technica.com http://www.crownaudio.com http://www.qscaudio.com http://www.proaudioreview.com

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ProAudio Review - February 2009 Contents From Razor Slice To Mouse Click Hot Gear At Winter NAMM ’09: Studio Prioritizing Good Acoustics In Tough Times Digidesign Pro Tools 8 Allen & Heath ZED-R16 Analog Mixing Console Mike Rivers Nevaton MC Series Studio Condenser Microphones FMR Audio Really Nice Series Pre-Amp and Dynamics Modules Mojave Audio MA-201 FET Condenser Microphone Genelec 6010A and 5040A Powered Loudspeaker and Subwoofer Massey Plug-Ins De:Esser Hot Gear At Winter NAMM ’09: Live White Space Regulation: What It Means To Us Recording Live Sound Summit Church in Fort Myers, Florida Bag End P-Crystal R Loudspeaker Mark Olson & Gary Louris’ “Turn Your Pretty Name Around”

ProAudio Review - February 2009

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