Stuart Bruce

The KeyLab 88 in many ways harks back to the synths of the '70s and '80s with its metal and wood construction.

Lindell's first step into the plug-in market

Paris-based OTO Machines is dedicated to making a small range of effects boxes with more than a tip of the hat to the early days of digital.

The Swift is quite an impressive beast.

The Swedish firm storms into the 500 Series arena

The Swedish firm takes the plunge into the ever-competitive 500 series market

A new Swedish take on a classic audio design

Want a classic-looking mic pre that can really capture the warmth of of glorious 1970s? We may have just the thing, ya dig?

Placed at the most competitive point in the nearfield monitor market, can the SC207's outshine the rest? We make a beeline for the sweet spot

Designed to be the hub for a chain of analogue mastering processors, the Masterbay S might just have a broader appeal

Warm Audio reckons you'll struggle to beat the sound of its TB12 preamp at this price

With a massive range of instruments and a package you can tailor to your own needs, EastWest has something to suit all

With its enormous functionality and recent price drop the ULN-8 certainly looks mighty tempting. Stuart Bruce takes a bite of the apple

Reached the limit with your old limiter? We may have found one that really 'worx for you…

Can EVE tempt us from more established names in the mid-sized market?

A hugely powerful product that bridges the gap between the analogue and digital worlds.

An English-built condenser that looks good and sounds pretty fine, too

A SuperAnalogue routing matrix that's home in the studio or on the stage

The big brothers of the award-winning Rocks dwarf most mid-field monitors

The Rock MK1s were nearly perfect, so can Unity really make them better?

Eye-wateringly expensive. Ear-soothingly brilliant

The good thing that comes in a small package

Two major players in the world of pro audio join forces to produce a radical new monitor speaker design

The clever folks at Brainworx continue to expand the possibilities

This may come as a surprise, but Plug Alliance may have come up with an Enhancer that actually works