Real World Gear: Large-Format Digital Mixing Consoles
The continuing evolution and capabilities of large-format digital mixing consoles and a look at recent models.
July 20, 2020
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The continuing evolution and capabilities of large-format digital mixing consoles and a look at recent models.
Condenser and dynamic microphones to capture live singers.
A look at emerging technologies, recent developments, and key In-ear and personal monitoring components: systems and earpieces.
A smaller footprint, less weight, added flexibility, quality sound and lots of volume at an attractive price point and return on investment. What’s not to like?
JTS UF-20jts.com.twRF Transmission: AnalogFrequency Band: UHF, various bands from 470 – 960 MHz (530 – 605 MHz in U.S.)Receiver Bandwidth: 75 MHzFrequency Agility/RF Search: Agile
QSC K.2 Seriesqsc.comDispersion: 75 degrees axisymetricComponents: 1.4-in titanium compression driver, 12-in cone driverFrequency Response: 45 Hz – 20 kHzMaximum SPL (peak): 132 dBPower Handling: Onboard
Even with fewer features they still pack a punch and offer far more processing than we ever had in our analog racks.
Line source (column) loudspeakers have gained popularity for applications calling for efficiency and even coverage from an unobtrusive physical profile.
A round-up of recent microphones for live vocal applications, with different designs to suit different vocalists and styles.