Accessories / Gadgets

With up to 10 module slots on board, and both Dante converter and mixer expansion cards available, could this rack widen the appeal of the 500‑series format?

The Heritage Audio Synth Buddy uses only passive circuitry, and that means that it can be used with all manner of unbalanced audio signals, including synths and guitars.

Need a better power supply? Then these boxes are worth checking out.

Boasting a custom Rupert Neve‑designed transformer, one of the best‑sounding DI circuits out there just got more affordable.

Ever wished you could process each of your six strings differently? With the SubSix, you can...

Want to hear ‘more me’? Not a problem...

Did you think all DI boxes were created equal? If so, you may need to think again...

Build a better mousetrap, they say, and the world will beat a path to your door. In the same vein, the fully floating Vega-Trem system aims to be a better guitar tremolo.

These high‑quality boxes promise to add more to your rig than most DIs and re‑ampers.

Does this box of tricks live up to its billing as the Swiss Army Knife of audio cables?

Flock Audio’s software‑controlled routing system goes from strength to strength!

This clever cable is as smart as it looks!

An oscilloscope can be very handy when working with synths and CV signals — but most aren’t designed with music‑makers in mind. The NTS-2 is.

Software‑controlled ‘patchbays’ are invaluable for recall and routing in hybrid studios. Is this the right one for you?

It’s hard to believe that the humble VU meter has been with us for almost 85 years. How does the Crookwood Stereo VU Meter measure up?

The FlexBar can make all sorts of dual‑mic placement jobs quick and easy.

Ever wished you could control the level of room sound that’s baked into a dialogue or vocal recording?

This clever solution for combining processors is much more than just a plug‑in host...

The XP‑Relay combines CB Electronics’ sophisticated patchbay control system with the purest possible signal path.

Ever wanted to run already recorded signals through a guitar amp or stompbox? One of these boxes could be all you need...

They may seem like an unromantic part of modular, but having the right case can make all the difference to your system.