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JZ Microphones BB29 Boutique Latvian company JZ Microphones have earned a reputation for their classy mics, and their latest design doesn’t disappoint. JZ Microphones take their name from the initials of designer Juris Zarins, who established the company in 2007. And, unlike some microphone manufacturers I can think of, JZ actually manufacture microphones. In other words, they don’t just commission something that looks nice from a Chinese factory and put their name on it; JZ mics are hand‑built in the Latvian capital of Riga, from the all‑important capsule upwards. In an era when ...

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I too enjoyed the video a lot :-) With regards to high quotes, my strategy is to get some more quotes from other providers/suppliers. I'd rather go with a company that gives me a sensible quote and sticks to it rather than negotiate an initial high price down because a high quote is indicative of a party that feels it's acceptable to 'try it on' from the start and I'm not interested in that kind of relationship. This isn't to say I'll always pick the cheapest. I go with the one that I get the best vibe from!

Difficult Conversations In The Studio VIDEO Video of Difficult Conversations In The Studio In a ideal world, every session would run like clockwork, and every artist who comes into your studio will become a lifelong friend. Unfortunately, real life sometimes gets in the way. Sound On Sound's Editor in Chief Sam Inglis explains how to handle those awkward studio moments with tact and diplomacy, and emerge with your dignity intact! New forum posts The password field is case sensitive. All contents copyright © SOS Publications Group and/or its licensors, 1985-2021. All rights reserved. T...

The Luxury Of Choice Back in the ’80s, tastes in music were narrow. We were passionate about music, but we were wedded to our chosen scenes. The idea that a thrash metal fan might also enjoy the Smiths was utterly alien. The only thing that bound us all together was a shared revolt against the music of the ’70s! Sam Inglis, Editor In Chief.Photo: JG HardingThe Internet seems to have swept all that away. Today’s teenagers see nothing odd about playlisting The Beatles and Sinatra cheek by jowl with trap‑metal and drill. Music of the past is seen as a canon to be added to, not an embar...