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Gear Geeking - Issue 174

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By Andy Hong Verified
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Columns » Gear Geeking » Issue #174 With online shopping being the norm for most of us, it's easy to forget that knowledgeable salespeople exist in the pro audio industry. Meanwhile, our recording rigs are composed of computers, interfaces, and software that interoperate using a dizzying array of technologies and protocols with cryptic names and acronyms.
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Gear Geeking - Issue 173

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By Andy Hong Verified
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Whenever I use great tools, I'm inspired to do great work. This is true whether I'm turning knobs on analog audio gear or tweaking the controls of software processors. The same goes for hand tools when I need to fix something. For example, my favorite screwdrivers are Wera Kraftform and Kraftform Micro <wera.de>. I have many different sets, including standard and micro-sized slotted, Phillips, Posidrive, hex, and Torx drivers.
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Gear Geeking w/ Andy...

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By Andy Hong Verified
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Columns » Gear Geeking » Issue #164 The buildout of my commercial studio building is still in progress (ugh), but over the next couple months I'm looking forward to completing my Nashville home studio (also ugh). Long story short, it took the general contractor and his subs several times longer to finish their work, and now I'm in the middle of installing, testing, and tweaking acoustic treatment on my own time.
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