Recorders

All of the Sound Devices products provide phantom power for condenser microphones. Its worth noting that if you use the lowest phantom voltage necessary you will increase runtime of your mixer when powering from batteries.

Yes, you can run an RF scan of a Superslot receiver from a Sound Devices 8-Series mixer-recorder using the SL-2 Dual SuperSlot Wireless Module.

The primary benefit of 32-bit float recording is its significantly larger dynamic range compared to standard recording formats like 24-bit, allowing for much greater flexibility in post-production by capturing a wider range of sound levels without clipping, even if you misjudge the input level during recording, making it ideal for unpredictable situations where precise level control might be difficult; essentially, you can easily adjust loud and quiet sounds in your DAW without introducing noise or distortion.

SuperSlot is an open standard designed for maximum compatibility with professional wireless microphone systems. It supports a wide range of receivers from leading manufacturers, allowing you to seamlessly integrate your preferred brand. Compatible models include: Sound Devices A20-RX, Audio Ltd A10-RX, Lectrosonics SRb (with audio board update), SRc, SRc-941, SRb5P/SRc5P (Slot A only), Sennheiser EK-6042 (scan not supported), Shure ADX5D, Sony DWR-S03D, Wisycom MCR42 (with SLK42-IKSS adapter), and Wisycom MCR54.

Yes. We stock a range of recorder accessories to support professional workflows, including compatible accessories, cables, and solutions to help you get the most from your equipment.