PAR Daily E-Reviewsletter featuring the G-Technology G-DOCK ev Thunderbolt RAID/2-bay USB 3.0 Hard Drive

July 31, 2014 New Products AES Convention News: LA Registration Opens » Bettermaker Analog Equalizers With Plug-in Remote Control: Now Distributed by TransAudio Group » Danley Sound Labs “OS” Outdoor Series Fully-Weatherized Loudspeakers » Kaltman Creations Aaronia PowerLOG Horn Antenna Series » Today's Video PAR-Tube Presents—World Class Microphone Preamps, Favorite Flavors: Manley TNT by Rob Tavaglione The Editors of Pro Audio Review magazine proudly present "PAR-Tube," a new initiative starring the Contributors of PAR in an ongoing video-based review, applications and new product presentation series. PAR Contributor Rob Tavaglione kicks off our first monthly topic, "World-Class Microphone Preamplifiers, Favorite Flavors" with the Manley Labs TNT, the first preamp model in his four-part video series. Stay tuned to the pages of Pro Audio Review and prosoundnetwork.com for more PAR-Tube. More » Today's Review G-Technology G-DOCK ev Thunderbolt RAID/2-bay USB 3.0 Hard Drive By Russ Long, PAR Senior Contributor G-Technology's G-DOCK ev is one of the most innovative hard drive configurations I've seen in a long time. The G-DOCK ev is a high-performance 2-drive Thunderbolt RAID enclosure that incorporates two 2.5-inch portable hard drives that slide into two shuttered bays. An eject button enables simple drive removal and when removed, they become high-speed bus-powered USB 3.0 drives. So you end up with the best of both worlds, Thunderbolt RAID performance in the studio and bus-powered USB 3.0 portability when you are on the go. The ev Plus drives are faster and are in a thicker enclosure but they still work in the same slot due to a unique dual-door design. More » No subscription to Pro Audio Review? Get on the inside track with the best peer-to-peer pro reviews in the audio production biz: visit http://www.mypsnmag.com now! Today's Blog NJ Raises Ruckus Over NYC Pier 97 Shows By Kelleigh Welch Across the Hudson River, New Jersey residents are getting a free spot to catch some of the summer's hottest concerts taking place on Manhattan's Pier 97—a situation that for many residents is becoming an issue. 2014 marks the inaugural year for the Pier 97 venue, located at 57th Street on the west side of Manhattan. This amphitheater was designed to project noise away from Manhattan, after residents near the former concert venue at Pier 26 complained of noise issues. However, while the new venue solves the noise complaints in Manhattan, it is projecting the sound over to New Jersey, disturbing residents up until at least 10 p.m. on performance nights. “You get all of this concentrated sound just going right across the Hudson,” acoustic engineer Al Fierstein told CBS New York. More » Click The Covers — Digital Edition Quick Links Months of PAR's digital edition reviews are just a click away! More » Events 137th AES Convention, Oct 9-12, Los Angeles » The NAMM Show 2015, Jan 22-25, Anaheim CA »

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