{"id":256497,"date":"2018-09-06T14:00:53","date_gmt":"2018-09-06T12:00:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.thomann.de\/blog\/?p=256497"},"modified":"2018-09-06T14:07:19","modified_gmt":"2018-09-06T12:07:19","slug":"hello-new-gear-september-2018","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.thomann.de\/blog\/en\/gear\/hello-new-gear-september-2018\/","title":{"rendered":"Hello New Gear – September 2018"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hey folks! The Hello New Gear<\/span>\u00a0September 2018 edition is here…\u00a0?<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Nexi Starter Pack<\/a><\/h2>\n

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What we have here is a\u00a0heavy-duty<\/strong>, splash-proof <\/strong>and innovative pedal board<\/strong> which enables you to hook up your Nexi pedals<\/strong><\/a> with ease and without patch cables<\/strong>! Finally that jungle of cables is gone! What’s more, the product includes the OVD-02-UD overdrive pedal<\/strong><\/a>! The board has an integrated chromatic tuner<\/strong>,\u00a0A\/B amplifier switch<\/strong>,\u00a03-stage booster<\/strong> and supplies all of your connected pedals with power<\/strong>. You can also hook up pedals that are not\u00a0Nexi\u00a0<\/strong>brand using a Nexi ConNexi\u00a0adapter<\/strong><\/a> (sold separately). They thought of everything!<\/p>\n

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Technical Specs:\u00a0<\/span><\/h3>\n

8 Slots
\nNo patch cable needed
\n2 USB charging sockets<\/strong> (ideal for tablets<\/strong> on the microstand)
\nDirt and splash-proof
\nInput and output and A \/ B switch (6.3 mm jack incl. Splash water cover)
\nTrue bypass<\/strong>
\nRobust construction
\nIntegrated power supply<\/strong>
\nDimensions (W x D x H): 45.0 x 37.0 x 15.0 cm
\nWeight: 5.40 kg
\nIncludes splash water cover<\/strong> for up to 8 pedals and LRL-501-7 cable<\/strong> (jack-latch) with 7 m length<\/p>\n

Price: \u20ac241<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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Roland Go:Mixer Pro<\/a><\/h2>\n

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The Roland Go:Mixer Pro is a portable<\/strong>, battery-operated<\/strong>\u00a0mini mixing console<\/strong> and audio interface<\/strong> that can be plugged into your smartphone<\/strong>, tablet<\/strong>, PC<\/strong> or Mac<\/strong>. It has 7 inputs<\/strong> with maximum 9 channels<\/strong>:\u00a0Combo microphone input with 48V<\/strong> phantom power<\/strong>, 3.5 mm stereo mini stereo jack with 2.5 V plugin power<\/strong> for clip microphones<\/strong>, 2x 3.5 mm jack stereo Line In<\/strong>, 2x 6.3 mm jack mono Line In<\/strong>, 6.3 mm jack instrument input<\/strong>; 3.5 mm stereo monitor output; Plug and Play; USB Micro connector type B for connecting a smartphone and a Center Cancel function<\/strong> (which more or less mutes the vocals) for karaoke use. It requires Apple iOS 11 or higher<\/strong> and is also compatible with Android<\/strong>. It can be either powered via USB<\/strong> or<\/strong> 4 x AAA batteries<\/strong>. A mixing console that fits in your pocket!<\/p>\n

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Number of Mic Inputs: 2
\nNumber of Instrument Inputs: 1
\nHeadphone Outs: 1
\nPhantom power: Yes
\nOther Connectors: No
\nMIDI interface: No
\nMax. sample rate (kHz): 48 kHz
\nMax. resolution in bit: 16 bit
\nUSB Bus-Powered: Yes (cable included)
\nIncl. power supply: No
\nUSB Version: 2.0
\nWidth: 104 mm
\nLength: 155 mm
\nHeight: 41 mm
\nWeight: 220g<\/p>\n

Price:\u00a0\u20ac169<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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iZotope Spire Studio<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Though similar, in some ways, to the Roland Go: Go Mixer Pro<\/strong>, the Spire Studio<\/strong> has something unique because it can be used without a laptop or phone<\/strong>. There is an app<\/strong> that can be used for audio mixing<\/strong>, collaboration <\/strong>with other musicians and for instantly sharing<\/strong> your new songs, but it can be used as a standalone<\/strong> device (with battery operation<\/strong>). It can record up to 8 tracks<\/strong> and has a built in studio-quality microphone<\/strong>. It also features 2 combo XLR \/ jack inputs <\/strong>(with phantom power<\/strong>), 2 professional Grace Design pre amps<\/strong>, an LED touch screen<\/strong> to adjust volume, recording and muting of tracks, integrated effects<\/strong> (delay, reverb, guitar\/bass amp simulation) and latency free monitoring<\/strong>. It has built-in WiFi<\/strong> to connect to your phone\/app and it also syncs your tracks<\/strong> from the Spire Studio to your app. An\u00a0export feature<\/strong> enables further processing on the computer; upload to storage platforms like iCloud, Dropbox etc.<\/p>\n

System requirements:<\/strong> iOS 10 minimum., Apple iPhone 6 min., iPad (5th gen), iPad Air, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 2, iPad Mini 3, iPad Mini 4, iPad Pro 10.5\u201d, iPad Pro 12.9\u201d, iPad Pro 2 12.9\u201d, iPad Pro 9.7\u201d<\/p>\n

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Internal microphone: omnidirectional<\/strong> capsule, max. SPL 122 dB
\nInput: 2x<\/strong> XLR \/ jack combo socket<\/strong>, switchable 48 V phantom power<\/strong>
\nHeadphone output: 2x<\/strong> 3.5 mm stereo jack
\nRecording format: 24-Bit \/ 48 kHz; up to 6 hours recording<\/strong>
\nInternal WLAN 802.11 b\/g\/n, 2,4 GHz
\nBuilt-in lithium-ion battery with min. 4 h running time<\/strong>
\nDimensions: 11,07 x 8,74 x 12,29 cm
\nWeight: 624 g<\/p>\n

Price: \u20ac394<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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Harley Benton Talk Box<\/a><\/h2>\n

This device is an effect for electric guitar and keyboards<\/strong> which allows you to shape the sound with your mouth<\/strong>. Say what??\u00a0Through the included\u00a0hose<\/strong>, the sound can be modulated<\/strong> by the movements of the mouth, producing sounds that can be compared to a wah-wah pedal<\/strong>\u00a0(but which can be far more versatile and “human-like”). Similar to a vocoder, <\/strong>though\u00a0your instrument does the “singing”, the sound is modulated according to the shape of your mouth. The pedal has\u00a0gain<\/strong>, tone <\/strong>and\u00a0output controls<\/strong> for further experimentation. Go nuts!<\/p>\n

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Gain, tone, output controls
\nJack connections (6.3 mm)
\nOn-off switch with LED display<\/strong>
\nTrue bypass<\/strong>
\nDimensions: 136 x 62 x 191 mm
\nWeight: 1.7 kg
\nThe effect is generated by the built-in membrane<\/strong>
\nIncludes<\/strong> 12V 2A DC power supply<\/strong> (2.1mm, plus internal)
\nMouth hose<\/strong> included<\/p>\n

Price: \u20ac118<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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Aodyo Sylphyo<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Now, here is something really new: an electronic & wireless wind MIDI controller<\/strong>. It’s the first MIDI wind instrument that feels like an acoustic instrument<\/strong>. It allows you to use traditional fingerings<\/strong> and also dynamics<\/strong> like pianissimo, fortissimo, staccato, legato and tonguing techniques because of it’s revolutionary airflow design<\/strong>. So if you play\u00a0saxophone<\/strong>, flute<\/strong>, recorder<\/strong>, clarinet<\/strong>, trumpet<\/strong>, oboe <\/strong>or the whistle<\/strong> you’ll be rocking this thing in no time! It’s a very mobile instrument weighing only 372 grams<\/strong> and measuring only 43cm in length<\/strong>. And with one USB charge<\/strong> you get up to 8 hours of playing time<\/strong>. Another benefit is that you can play it through headphones<\/strong> and not disturb your neighbours when you suddenly get the urge to practice at 2 am!\u00a0Did we mention it’s\u00a0wireless<\/strong>?<\/p>\n

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Price: \u20ac777<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n
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What do you think of these new products? Have you tried some, or all, of them? Let us know about your experience in the comments below or on the Facebook post.<\/strong>\u00a0\u270d<\/p>\n

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