Universal Audio’s UA Sphere DLX and Sphere LX microphones let users change mic type, polar pattern and other characteristics even after tracking. Each UA Sphere condenser features models of classic mics from Neumann, Telefunken, AKG, Sony and more, with dual mode for blended mic combinations, real-time UAD processing for low-latency recording with Apollo interfaces and included presets for achieving professional sound quickly. The UA Sphere DLX (pictured) features emulations of 38 classic studio mics, while the UA Sphere LX offers 20 mic models in a smaller package. Each features IsoSphere technology for reducing room coloration, along with gold-sputtered diaphragms and the lowest noise of any mic in its respective class.
Boss has added three models to its line of Katana guitar amplifiers. The Katana-50 MkII EX (pictured) is an expanded version of the entry-level Katana-50 MkII, offering enhanced performance features derived from higher-end Katana models. The Katana-Artist MkII Head provides the sound and features of the flagship Katana-Artist MkII combo in a 100-watt amplifier head. The Katana Cabinet 212 Waza is the companion for the Katana-Artist MkII Head, offering ultimate rock tones in a 2x12 configuration loaded with custom Waza speakers.
