Alec Brits at The Cabin in Liverpool, England is back with another extremely thorough RND overview & demo, this time for the Master Buss Converter.

Huge congratulations to Larry and everyone at Jackpot! Studios for TWENTY FIVE YEARS in business! Larry was one of our first 5088 customers many years ago (and now he’s got a little LEGO one to match)…

“It just oozes ‘cool’, and it’s a pleasure to interact with on a human level…if money were no object, this would be The One Box that I’d want to have on my desk.”

Sweetwater Studios is proud to announce the completion of an array of upgrades to its flagship Studio A, with the addition of a customized Rupert Neve Designs 5088 Analog Mixing Console as its centerpiece. The renovations allow for a re-imagining of the workflow and layout, to create an incredibly inspiring and welcoming space for artists and producers.

Steve Chadie has been a mainstay in the Austin, TX, recording scene since 1995. As a Recording Engineer, Producer, and Mixer, Steve has made a name for himself, working with the likes of Willie Nelson, Los Lonely Boys, Sublime, Dolly Parton, and Meat Puppets.

Big thanks to Alec Brits at The Cabin in Liverpool, England for this comprehensive Shelford Channel overview and demo.

Whenever we release a new product, the first question out of nearly anyone’s mouth is always the same: How does it sound? The best way to answer that question is to physically get the gear into your studio and try it on your own tracks and mixes. But this isn’t always possible, so we’ve created a new series of videos to help.

Following immense company growth in recent years, Rupert Neve Designs is expanding their team with the appointment of Luke Smith to the newly created position of Product Manager.

Our equipment is designed with flat frequency response extending well above the range of human hearing – watch this video to find out why.

This weekend (Feb 26-27), we will be exhibiting at CanJam 2022 in New York City! It’s been a long time since we did any in-person trade shows or events, so we’re very excited to see some of your faces.

In the midst of the Ardennes in the south of Belgium, DAFT is many things: a creative agency, a boutique hotel, and a high-end residential recording studio with an old-school recording mentality and a 5088 at its heart.

This year, 7,627 Sound On Sound readers voted for their favorite gear – and we are so proud that three of our products were chosen for inclusion on this year’s list. Thank you so much for your support.

“I have always been a fan of Rupert's work and legacy. So I knew right away that this new era was going to be something really remarkable. The company started releasing products at the same time my new studio was being built, so I decided to design my workflow around Rupert Neve Designs products.”

Professor Steve Young, Director of Commercial Music at Concordia University Irvine, sits down with us to talk about their 5088, their curriculum, and the importance of teaching students how to really listen.

In collaboration with Rosson Audio Design, Rupert Neve Designs is proud to announce RAD X RND: a limited edition bundle representing one of the finest audiophile headphone listening experiences available.

In the summer of 2019, we found a post on Instagram that we thought was one of the coolest things we’d ever seen. Long story short: we got in touch with the creator, we worked together to make something new, and here we are now.

Rupert Neve Designs is proud to announce the 5025 Dual Shelford Mic Pre, a limited edition 2-channel microphone preamplifier based on their best-selling Shelford Channel. Production will be limited to just 300 units.

Part Five of Lewis Frisch’s five-part series dedicated to Rupert Neve’s pursuit of high-quality audio.

Ricky Martin’s FOH Engineer recently sent us an email about how he’s using his RND gear on tour, and we wanted to share it with you all.

Learn how Rupert Neve's classic audio transformers evolved into the unique 'Silk' circuit found in Rupert Neve Designs' current equipment, and how Silk allows you to fine-tune the amount (and type) of musical harmonic content in your tracks, mixes, and masters.