With all the features of the AstroLab 61, plus a weighted mechanism, many were eagerly awaiting the arrival of this 88-key version of the AstroLab to confirm or deny users' access to more pianistic horizons.
In the face of increasingly active competition, Arturia is not resting on its laurels and unveils the new version of its MicroLab. What's in store for this little controller keyboard, designed to take you everywhere?
Introduced in December 2024 along with other Harley Benton acoustic models, the CLO-70SR is an acoustic guitar in the brand's Custom Line series. It features an Orchestra format with an armrest designed to enhance playing comfort.
Zoom continues to revisit its H range with the H6essential, which has more than one trick up its sleeve at a very competitive price...
Behringer is back in the news with the release of its new compressor, the 369, strongly inspired by the legendary Neve 33609 compressor/limiter. Can the copy really outdo the original?
Founded in 1984, MOTU has forged a solid reputation in the world of pro audio, but we at AF must confess that we haven't often taken the time to look into it. We're putting that right with the MOTU 828, the latest version of an interface that has been evolving since 2001, and has already earned itself a solid reputation.
Timeless for almost 70 years, the BeyerDynamic M160 returns in a revised edition. New design, same technology: does this double ribbon microphone still deserve its legendary status?
Algorithmic reproduction of vocals and all their nuances is no easy task. How does the second version of Synthesizer V Studio fare?
The SC-Custom III from German brand Harley Benton is a Les Paul-inspired electric guitar made in Indonesia. This is the third version of this model, which benefited from a slight update in July 2024. After testing the SC-Custom II, let's see if this third iteration is worth the detour.
Positive Grid continues to expand its Spark range with wireless headphones for guitar and bass players. Accompanied by a transmitter that plugs directly into the instrument, the Spark Neo lets you play discreetly. But what’s it like to use?
