Angry Audio

You splurged. You bought gorgeous new M!KA microphone arms for the studio. And you got the ones with the tally lights. Good thinking. In the Smartphone era, guests get distracted. You need a way to get their attention and the mic arm tally lights are um, brilliant. So how exactly do you light those up anyway? With Angry Audio's Mic Tally Gizmo, of course! The 5-pin XLR topside carries the microphone audio and the signal voltage for the tally light. The microphone signal is passed through...

Studio Signal Light cables terminate with a female RJ45 connector; 12VDC lights up the segments. An engineer with some spare time could build something to do the job… But who's got spare time? So Angry Audio has designed the Studio Signal Light Gadget just for this purpose. The Studio Signal Light Gadget has five LED drivers to light up to five different light segments.The front panel has LEDs that correspond to the segment colors; the adjacent switch lets you automatically trigger the lights...

Angry Audio love's those beautiful M!KA microphone arms, especially the ones with the built-in tally lights. The Mic Tally Gadget controls those tally lights. The 5-pin XLR connectors carry the microphone audio and the signal voltage for the tally light. The microphone signals are passed through to your preamps via RJ45 connectors in the StudioHub+ format. If you're using an Axia xNode or a Wheatstone blade, a shielded CAT-5 patch cable is all you need for the preamp connection. The Mic Tally Gadget...

When the microphones are hot, you can't just yell "Hey, you're on!" That's why you need the Studio Signal Light (broadcasters call these "tally lights"). Available in five sizes with one to five colored segments. The red segment tells everyone you're on the air. The other colored segments can be used to indicate just about anything. A flashing light can replace a ringing phone. Another light can warn talent of an upcoming break. A special light for the pizza delivery guy? You'll be coming...