Sound Devices PIX 260i Event Tonight!03/14/2013 Join Paul Isaacs, Technical Development Manager for Sound Devices, for a terrific evening demonstrating their brand new PIX 260i! For more on the latest iteration of the Sound Devices line of production video recorder/players, check out details here or simply register to join us on March 14th! Can't make it to our shop? No worries! We'll be streaming it live, so you can watch it here! Read more about Sound Devices PIX 260i Event Tonight! 0 comment Share Tweet
Check out the March Gazette!03/04/2013 In this month's issue, Roland and Sound Devices events, the new Lectrosonics Dante Breakout Box, the Betso SBOX-1, Mac mini modding, Focal speaker sale, and more! Read more about Check out the March Gazette! 0 comment Share Tweet
Demo Men02/15/2013 The Sound Devices PIX 260i and Roland R-88 demo units are both here in store for your viewing pleasure! Stop by to see them or check out the helpful videos below: Sound Devices PIX 260i Unboxing from Gotham Sound on Vimeo. First Look at the Roland R-88 from Gotham Sound on Vimeo. Read more about Demo Men 0 comment Share Tweet
CAS Célèbre01/22/2013 Congratulations to all the nominees for the Cinema Audio Society Technical Achievement Production Award! Lectrosonics – WM Watertight Transmitter PureBlend Software – Movieslate® 3.8 Quantum5X – TapShoeMic™ Sound Devices – 664 Field Production Mixer with Recorder Zaxcom – ERX2TCD IFB Receiver Read more about CAS Célèbre 0 comment Share Tweet
More 66401/11/2013 New firmware is available for the Sound Devices' 664 recorders. Firmware v1.03 adds a tone routing menu, the bility to name tracks directly from the Input Settings Screen, a shortcut (METERS + RTN A) to switch frame rate and sample rate display on Meters view, and additional headphone user-configurable presets for a total of 10 Full details and the update can be downloaded from here. Read more about More 664 0 comment Share Tweet
Remember, Remember, the Gazette for November11/12/2012 In this issue: Sennheiser and Tascam specials, Roger Phenix's reflections on filming in the Galpagos, a Sound Devices 664 update, and more! Read more about Remember, Remember, the Gazette for November 0 comment Share Tweet
664 Update11/02/2012 Two pieces of news regarding the 664: 1) limited quantities are starting to ship now, so some of you should have 'em in your hot little hands soon and 2) a number of the problems we noted in our review have been fixed. Here's the list of fixes in the newest version of the firmware and the download link: New Features: PreRoll (up to six seconds) Record File Split Track Names in Meters option External DC reference options (12V Ext DC, NiMH, Expanded NiMH, 12V Lead Acid, 14V Li-ion, Full Range) Headphone Warning Beeps for low power and other warning conditions Time code display indication when incoming frame rate does not match the 664 frame rate setting (display alternates between incoming shown in red and 664 setting shown in white) Changes: LCD display indicator when Tone, Slate, or COM is active LCD display battery icon power status (green is healthy, flashing yellow is warning, and flashing red is critical) Limiters now ON at Factory Setting RTN levels now reset on Factory Settings Headphone program vs. TONE, Slate, COM, RTN priority changes Track Arm indicators now only show tracks that will be recorded according to Recorder settings and media inserted Metering improvements in Input Settings Window AES Output Routing navigation changes Tone is disabled during Playback Fixes Various time code related issues Track polarity issue Channel Screen Fader value display now updated after Input has been turned on Rare Lock Up during boot cycle MP3 Recording Lock Ups Various AES Routing issues Various Input Linking issues Wordclock locking issue after unsupported rates where detected Various metadata entry bugs Various keyboard data entry bugs Various Take List updating bugs Headphone Preset Names now cleared after Factory Settings are restored Read more about 664 Update 0 comment Share Tweet
Sound Devices 66409/06/2012 The big news of the day is Sound Device's announcement of their 664 Six-Channel Field Production Mixer. The 664 is the new flagship in Sound Devices line of portable audio mixers as it joins the 552, 302 and MixPre-D. The 664 has six input channels and four output bus channels, all recordable for a total of 10-tracks. Other features include Ambient time code, intuitive menus via color LCD interface, multiple mic/line output configurations on XLR, 10-pin and TA-3 connectors, up to four channels of AES inputs (AES-3, AES42), and up to eight channels of AES3 outputs.Accessories include the CL-6 Input Expander, which, when combined with the 664, brings the total to 12 inputs, four output busses, and 16 recording tracks, and the CS-664 Production Case. More details here!664 Outputs664 Back664 InputsCL-6 with 664CS-664 Case Read more about Sound Devices 664 0 comment Share Tweet
Bring Out Your Devices09/06/2012 Trade in your 744T or 552 towards the purchase of a 664 at Gotham! Buy back price depends on the quality and condition of the unit (as determined by a quality check by our tech staff). We are only offering this trade-in value to the first five customers for each device. First come, first serve!E-mail [email protected] for more details. Read more about Bring Out Your Devices 0 comment Share Tweet
The 788T Zone06/19/2012 Gotham Sound is opening up a sales staff Sound Devices 788T training session to a limited number of outside participants. It'll take place on On Wednesday, June 27th starting at 6pm.The training will be broken down into three parts:A crash course for 7 series recordersUsing the 788T with accessories such as the CL-8, CL-9, CL-WIFI, Wave AgentA look at the new firmware features released in 2.18.Please e-mail [email protected] if you'd like a spot. Read more about The 788T Zone 0 comment Share Tweet