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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 Appearing at AES Europe in conjunction with Dutch pro-audio distributor HELIOS BV Recording & Broadcast, MUTEC is debuting a number of new products, including universal digital audio and SD/HD video sync master clock generator MC-3.2 SMART CLOCK HD (pictured), writes David Davies. |
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 Cologne-based RTW is showing its new SurroundControl, SurroundMonitor and DigitalMonitor systems on its stand in Amsterdam. The three units now include integrated loudness displays conforming to the ITU BS.1771 guideline as a standard feature, finds Rob Speight. |
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 MAYAH Communications' SPORTY, showing in Amsterdam, is a reporter codec suitable for table-top and portable operation. It can send and receive audio signals over IP/Ethernet, optional Wi-Fi/WLAN or UMTS/3G/3.5G interfaces, or ISDN. It also supports conventional analogue telephone lines, writes David Davies. |
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 German microphone manufacturer Schoeps is celebrating its 60th anniversary throughout 2008, and the 124th AES Convention is no exception, with the company boasting a newly designed exhibition stand and several new products, writes Barney Jameson. |
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 Roll Music Systems is launching its RMS5A7 tube microphone preamp (pictured), otherwise known as the Tubule, in 500-series modular format at this year's AES, writes Rob Speight. |
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 With the bold claim of having developed "the greatest useable dynamic range of any ribbon microphone manufactured today", US manufacturer AEA is launching the Big Ribbon A440 microphone in Amsterdam, writes Barney Jameson. |
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It was standing room only on Day 2 of the 124th AES Convention in Amsterdam as a torrent of visitors squeezed into the Sgt Pepper event, writes Dave Robinson. 
