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Devine's first generation of Artis speakers proved to be very popular which means the MKII versions have a lot to live up to. Fortunately, they're even better than before and the active versions are more comprehensive too. Read on to find out more.

There's good news for anyone who wants to protect their gear but doesn't want to spend a fortune doing it! Innox introduce their new, practical, budget-friendly Basic Line flight case series.

Antelope Audio, pioneers in clocking, conversion, modelling and audio interfaces have another great offer with huge discounts on some of their best-selling audio interfaces combined with their fantastic Edge Solo large-diaphragm modelling microphone. Read on to find out more about these fantastic bundles.

Behringer has been busy making its own versions of classic Roland synthesizers. Following in the footsteps of the Deepmind that was based on the Juno-106, they've now introduced the MS-101, the VC340 and RD-808 drum machine.

The AXR4 Thunderbolt 2 is Steinberg's first 19-inch audio interface. With support for 32-bit audio resolution and a sample rate of 384 kHz, it sets a new standard when it comes to professional audio recording.

At NAMM 2019, Native Instruments announced three new Komplete products. There's a compact USB/MIDI keyboard and two brand new audio interfaces. Read on to find out more.

KRK understands that having a great set of studio monitors is not always enough. Like it or not, the acoustics in your studio also have a big effect on the sound you hear. That's why their new Rokit G4 studio monitors have features to help.

Behringer are forging ahead with their own synthesizer versions and their new Pro-One and Odyssey models are both based on classics!

Last year, Adam introduced two fantastic, attractively-priced studio monitors in the form of the T5V and the T7V. Needless to say, they've been a huge success and now, there's a subwoofer to go with them. Meet the T10s!

MXR recently collaborated with some well-known artists to design some new pedals. In the case of the DD25 Dookie Drive that was Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day. For the BFG07 Siete Santos Octavio Fuzz they enlisted the help of Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top. Not to be outdone, Dunlop worked with Jerry Cantrell from Alice In Chains to create the JC95B Cry Baby Wah.