The Pro Audio section of the B&H SuperStore comprises almost a quarter of the first floor. In this area, customers can peruse keyboards, speakers, a DJ area, electronic drums, Apple Mac Pro workstations, software, and even a soundproof booth with microphones. The audiophile, sound technician, musician, or gear enthusiast will be dazed by all of the audio equipment surrounding them—which they can play with, too!
Take a look at our photo tour of the Pro Audio section, and listen to some rockin' tunes while you're doing so.
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This USB headphone amplifier simulates various monitors and room environments to give you a better idea of how your mixes will translate. The 
In this video, we spend a few minutes checking out these two 
Another outstanding product from Blue, featuring audio-resolution rates up to 24bit/192kHz and the flexibility of both USB and XLR outputs, the 
In this video we check out the 
In this video, we take a look at an electronic drum kit from Roland. With mesh pads, a cloth-covered kick drum, naturally swinging V-Cymbals, and 25 built-in kit models to choose from, the 
We explore a few of the many ways to spice up your DJ sets with 
The Venom combines classic analog sounds with digital processing to deliver a versatile synth with a distinctive, biting character. Additional features include performance controls, software editing, FX processing and a powerful arpeggiator.
This B&H kit combines the elements you'll need to bring quality vocal recordings to your music in one convenient, money-saving package. Based around the Shure KSM32/SL microphone, the kit also includes the PreSonus Studio Channel, the sE Electronics Reflexion Filter Pro, pop filter, headphones and mic cable. 
In this video we're going to explore Parallel Compression and Side Chain Compression using Logic Studio's Compressor plug-in.
Here is a video displaying the similarities and differences between these two outstanding DJ controllers, the Kontrol S4 from Native Instruments and the DN-MC6000 from Denon.
If you're a musician who wants to film your practice sessions or a fan in the crowd recording your favorite band, here's a common problem that can often occur: the video you shoot will end up looking OK, but the audio sounds weak and thin. For a medium in which audio is the key component and portability is important, there are relatively few options.
With three virtual synth engines and numerous sliders, buttons and knobs, the 
The Duet FireWire audio interface brings Apogee high-quality converters to the Mac platform in a sleek, portable form factor.
The ONE USB audio interface brings Apogee quality sound and a built-in condenser mic to the Mac platform, at a great price point. 
