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Warm Audio has really established themselves as producers of high-quality audio gear with attention to the classic aspects, now they’re stepping into the guitar pedal arena, and their Foxy Tone is ready to do battle. You want a fuzz, well it’s fuzzy, literally. The enclosure of the Warm Audio Foxy Tone Box is covered in orange velvety, Muppet skin like material, with a metal badge on the top that lists the input, output, knob controls, and switches. Included is a 9v power supply. OK, why the unusual packaging? Well this is a faithful reproduction of the original Foxx Tone Machine fuzz ped...

Warm Audio WA‑87 R2 | Audio Examples Hear For Yourself In the article, I described how I found the WA-87 FET to be a very convincing sounding copy of a vintage Neumann U87. As I have a 1971 Neumann U87 at my studio I was able to directly compare it in several recording scenarios and these are the audio examples if you would like to check them out for yourself. For the comparisons, I positioned the two mics so that the capsules were as close together as physically possible. All the recordings were captured using the preamps on my Audient ASP2024 console with no processing at the recor...

Warm Audio WA-JP Jet Phaser Phaser Pedal I can recall, back in the 1970s, lusting after the then newly released Roland Jet Phaser AP7. I was working in electronics at the time and had been trying to build my own phaser operated by a pedal rather than an LFO, in an attempt to emulate tape phasing (which had yet to be re‑christened ‘flanging’). To my young ears, the Roland Jet Phaser sounded so much richer and more exciting than my own efforts. Originals now cost an arm, a leg and probably at least one vital organ, so thankfully Warm Audio have come to the rescue: their new Jet P...

21 Ways To Improve Your Studio In 2021 New Year, New Studio! Acoustic treatment is often the single most effective way to spend money on improving your studio. With the world still busy fighting the coronavirus, professionals and hobbyists alike have been spending more time in our home studios. As well as making more music, we’ve had plenty of time to reflect on what’s working well for us, and what’s not. So the SOS editorial team shared notes to come up with 21 ways you can greet 2021 with a better studio. Acoustic treatment is an investment that will benefit both your mixes and...