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After attending the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) show for a few years I naively believed NAB had to be about as big a show as there could be.  My first trip to the CES (Consumer [...]

Our first patent, covering the construction of our larger parabolic microphones, was issued this week. Hopefully our second patent application will be approved within the next year. Click here to [...]

The Broadcast Bridge ran a nice article on our company this week.  It gives a good overview of our history and some of our recent applications.  Click here to be taken to the article.

In just a few short weeks we will be traveling to our third NAB convention. This year were fortunate enough to be invited to be in the booth of Broadcasters General Store – booth C2355. So stop [...]

Any time that you mount an accessory to your camera’s flash shoe there is the potential for your camera to be damaged if that accessory takes a hard hit or if the camera is dropped with the [...]

We recently received some sample videos from one of our customers and we wanted to share them with the world. They both show the excelent audio recording of a human voice that the small parabolic [...]

Most modern cameras, and recorders, provide a stereo microphone jack (a left channel and a right channel) but most microphones come with a mono (single channel) connector. All the cameras (and [...]

Videomaker Magazine Provides a Good Explanation of  The Various Types of Microphones.  This article provides a good explanation of the many different types of microphones and how they are used.  [...]

  As is often the case on websites these days, some negative comments were made about the Sound Shark on Cheesycam.com.  However, two of our customers came to our defense. Peter wrote: “I [...]

You have four options if your camera, or recorder, doesn’t provide “plug-in” power. (In basic terms, “plug-in” power is a small voltage applied to the microphone connector that powers the [...]