AEA Mic Product System
AEA currently manufactures four ribbon microphones, the R44, R84, R88, and R92. Recently, The Ribbon Pre was added to AEA's lineup, designed specifically to complement the needs of ribbon microphones.

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Coles Ribbon Microphones
The studio 4038 and ENG 4104B 'lip-mic', designed by the BBC in the '50s, still are unequaled. AEA is Coles' full service distributor, has written the 4038 manual, and manufactures accessories. AEA's matched pair package includes our SMT stereo mount and tutorial: "Basic Stereo Microphone Perspectives."

Rosendahl Studiotechnik
High-quality video and multitrack audio hard disk recorders, precision audio clocks with HD Trilevel and SD video sync generators, and IF time code converters aimed at the film and video post production, video assist and multimedia markets. Also, visit www.rosendahl-studiotechnik.com to learn more.

CB Electronics
Digital glue for film and TV post sound. Word clock, any flavor time code, Sony 9 pin, house sync and bi-phase all are used to synchronize elements. CB Electronics relates these various time bases and provides mix theater motion control; video streamer sync cues; transfer bay master control; video insertions of TC, User Bits and Feet and Frames; remote ISDN recorder control; and extended workstation machine controls. Visit www.colinbroad.com to learn more.

Schoeps Condenser Microphones
Simply the best in the world. The variety and consistency of Schoeps' capsules, solid state and tube pre-amps, accessories, and miniature microphones are unparalleled. Their designer, Joerg Wuttke, understood the importance of extended bandwidth decades ago and started designing for 40,000 Hz response, but didn't mention it unless you asked. Now that more engineers understand the need for bandwidth better, they're willing to tell you about it. Visit www.schoeps.de to learn more.

Josephson Studio Microphones
Call us for pricing on the Josephson line of microphones. Good small-diaphragm cardioid condensers are a joy – They have the consistency and reliability a professional needs and are equally at home in the studio and on-stage. Check out the tech notes section at www.josephson.com for a good overview of stereo recording styles.

The New Stereo Soundbook, Third Edition
It is harder to solve audio problems when you don't know the vocabulary and fundamental concepts. This excellent second edition uses F. Alton Everest's lucid sketches to illustrate all the important points. It is that rare technical book that never talks down to the reader, covers all the bases, and does not require a technical background.