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A favorite in orchestra rooms and studios for good reason, the Hercules DS590B provides a secure place to park an upright bass without taking up a ...

Keeping a rack powered up safely is not glamorous, but it is important. The Pyle Pro PS1000 combines basic power conditioning and sequenced power-u...

A lot of studio racks and live rigs in the late '90s and early 2000s had one of these sitting somewhere in the signal chain. The Behringer Virtuali...

For players getting into recording, it's hard to beat the simplicity of a Scarlett Solo. The fourth-generation models brought noticeably improved p...

A studio staple from the golden age of affordable rack processing, the dbx 1066 packs compression, limiting, and gating into a straightforward dual...

A modern take on one of the most recorded microphone designs in history. The Warm Audio WA-87 R2 delivers the smooth, detailed character engineers ...

The Shure SM57 is one of those mics that just refuses to go out of style. Snare drums, guitar cabs, brass, percussion, podcast setups... these thin...

Built for the realities of loading in, loading out, and protecting expensive rack gear, the Sound Town STRC-12UW is a serious flight case with plen...

The Yamaha HS5 has become a modern studio staple for a reason. Honest sound, excellent detail, and a reputation for helping engineers make better m...

A serious mixer for bands, churches, podcast setups, and small production companies. The ProFX22v3 gives you plenty of channels, built-in effects, ...

Not all mic stands are created equal, and the Tama Iron Works series is proof of that. Built with the same attention to durability that Tama puts i...

The ATM650 is one of Audio-Technica's sleeper dynamic mics. Voiced especially well for guitar cabinets, snare drums, toms, and other high-SPL sourc...

Built like a tank and favored by keyboard players who are tired of wobbly X-stands. This Quiklok 2-tier Z stand provides a stable platform for ever...

A longtime home studio favorite, the BX5 Graphite monitors deliver a surprisingly balanced sound for their size and price point. Great for recordin...

The MiniNova is one of those synths that packs an incredible amount of sound into a small footprint. Massive virtual analog tones, excellent effect...

A super handy little utility pedal for players running two amps at once or switching between rigs on stage. The Radial Twin-City is known for being...

A tiny, no-fuss pedal tuner that barely takes up any space on a board. Simple operation, bright display, and handy for players who just need reliab...

A simple, reliable folding guitar stand that is easy to toss in a gig bag or keep around the house. Lightweight, stable, and quick to set up when y...

A dependable padded bass gig bag with enough protection for everyday hauling to rehearsals, lessons, or local gigs. The Ibanez PowerPad series has ...

Old-school Mackie power amps earned a reputation for being absolute tanks, and the M1400i is no exception. Plenty of clean power on tap for PA duty...

The Roland XP-60 is a classic late-’90s workstation built around Roland’s legendary JV/XP sound engine. It’s packed with usable bread-and-butter so...

This Alesis Midiverb 4 is a classic rack effects unit from the early days of digital processing. Straightforward interface with usable reverbs, del...

Big, bold, and unmistakably Olds. This 1976 Recording F-rotor trombone has the kind of powerful response and broad tone that made these horns favor...