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Allen & Heath CQ18T Rackmount Kit

£54.99

3 stores

Allen & Heath CQ12T Rackmount Kit

£55

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Allen & Heath CQ20B Rackmount Kit

£36.65

2 stores

Allen & Heath SQ MADI Interface Card

£595

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Allen & Heath DX168 16 XLR Input 8 XLR Output 96kHz Portable DX E

£1,379

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Allen & Heath and ZEDi-10FX

Allen & Heath AR84 Digital Stage Snake 8 Inputs 4 Outputs 19 Rack Mountable

£809

1 store

Allen & Heath AB168 Digital Stagebox

£1,015

1 store

Allen & Heath AB168 16 in 8 out stage box

£1,018

1 store

Allen & Heath and AR2412 Expander AudioRack for GLD system

£1,200

1 store

Allen & Heath 'DT164-W' 16 XLR Input 4 XLR Output Wall Mount DX Ex

£1,899

1 store

Allen & Heath SQ Dante 32x32 Audio Networking Expansion Card

£488

1 store

Studio Equipment: 3 things to consider before buying

Before diving into the vast world of studio equipment, it's crucial to identify your specific needs. Are you setting up for podcasting, music production, or perhaps sound design? Each purpose requires different tools. For instance, if you're focusing on music production, investing in a high-quality audio interface and studio monitors might be essential. On the other hand, podcasters might prioritize microphones and acoustic treatment. By clearly defining your goals, you can focus on equipment that directly supports your creative endeavors.

The physical space where you'll set up your studio plays a significant role in determining the type of equipment you should buy. Smaller rooms may benefit from compact gear like 5″ studio monitors rather than larger ones that could overwhelm the space. Additionally, consider acoustic treatment such as bass traps and diffusers to enhance sound quality. A well-treated room can make even basic equipment perform exceptionally well, ensuring you get the most out of your investment.

While it might be tempting to purchase top-of-the-line studio equipment, it's important to balance quality with your budget. Start by prioritizing essentials such as a reliable microphone and headphones before expanding to more advanced gear like synthesizers or mixing consoles. Researching brands and reading reviews can help identify products that offer great value for money without compromising on performance. Remember, it's possible to achieve professional results with mid-range equipment when used effectively.

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Allen & Heath Studio Equipment

Studio Equipment: 3 things to consider before buying

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