hollywood_steve
May 21st 04, 12:26 AM
It barely lasted 5 years and now it joins all of those other dead and
gone audio publications. This one is hardly any great loss; its more
confusing than anything else. Anyone who spends 5 minutes in a
GuitarMart knows that $99 condenser mics and $299 all-in-one "Pro
Digital Studios" outsell real pro gear by a few thousand percent. So
you'd think that a rag that catered to the "what's the best mic for
$49?" crowd would be rolling in advertiser revenue. So what happened?
Do the owners of A.R.T. and Behringer products prefer to read about
$1/2 million SSL desks in Mix, so they avoid the magazine that's
directed toward them?
Maybe now there'll be room on the newstands for "Resolution" to be
distributed here in the states?
gone audio publications. This one is hardly any great loss; its more
confusing than anything else. Anyone who spends 5 minutes in a
GuitarMart knows that $99 condenser mics and $299 all-in-one "Pro
Digital Studios" outsell real pro gear by a few thousand percent. So
you'd think that a rag that catered to the "what's the best mic for
$49?" crowd would be rolling in advertiser revenue. So what happened?
Do the owners of A.R.T. and Behringer products prefer to read about
$1/2 million SSL desks in Mix, so they avoid the magazine that's
directed toward them?
Maybe now there'll be room on the newstands for "Resolution" to be
distributed here in the states?