Focusrite’s Scarlett range of interfaces is celebrating ten years of making music accessible to anyone, anywhere. Thanks to over four million users across 180 countries, the high-quality audio offered by Scarlett has helped make more records than any other interface in history — and Focusrite have learned a lot in those ten years.
Given the runaway success of Behringer's X32 digital mixers it's hardly surprising that they'd roll out the red carpet to introduce Wing, with a splashy announcement that capped off an extensive teaser campaign. Besides offering tremendous value at a once-unimaginable price point, X32 has in the years since its release achieved enviable 'gold standard' status among touring and live sound professionals for its reliability and robust feature set.
The Scarlett series represents Focusrite's commitment to bringing decades of experience in professional audio equipment to a format that is accessible to home and project studios. The first Scarlett interfaces brought an unprecedented level of quality and value, and the Scarlett series quickly became some of the best-selling audio interfaces in the world. Some significant improvements were made a few years ago when Focusrite updated the Scarlett series to "2nd Gen" versions. Now, with the release of the third generation of Scarlett, Focusrite has continued in their ongoing efforts to improve upon an already outstanding design.
QSC's K Series speakers have been a well-respected staple in the live-sound world for several years, and their newer K.2 Series speakers have been just as impressive. Building on this success, QSC recently expanded their options and selection with a brand new pair of speakers. We at Kraft are proud to present the brand-new CP12 and CP8 speakers. At a price approaching half that of their K.2 counterparts, the CPs are perfect for anyone that needs powerful, high-definition audio to fit a lower budget.
After a long winter, the gigging season is finally here. With everything from festivals to busking on a street corner, there is one thing we can all agree on: you need a PA. For gigging musicians, it has to be portable, reliable, and loud enough to get the job done. So how do you select a PA? This is one of the most popular questions posed to our experienced staff of Sales Advisors this time of year. Here are a few helpful tips on finding the right portable PA for you:
