New for 2019 - lights and more
A lot of you have asked about the possibility of lights, and I've taken notice. New for 2019, and after a lot of testing, I have added a...
Powered by Powersoft
After looking for a while at Powersoft amplifiers in various shapes and sizes, I was told by the distributor to wait: there was something...
Great Yorkshire Chorus
In December 2018, I provided sound for the Great Yorkshire Chorus Christmas Concert. The Great Yorkshire Chorus (GYC) is a 100-strong...
Recording the University of Sheffield Brass Band
Recently, a pair of Beyerdynamic MC930 mics were added to the mic locker here at Grimshaw Audio. They were chosen for their exceptional...
Summer Catch-up!
Apologies for the delay in blog posts. This Summer has been exceptionally busy, partly down to the small matter of moving house, and then...
KEF 104.2 Restoration Project
A friend approached me a little while ago, and asked for help restoring his Kef Reference 104.2 speakers. The little foam donuts had...
Kick... Kick.. Kick... How not to check drums.
This is a post that will hopefully be informative. It's a bit of a write-up about how I like to run sound checks for drum kits. This...
Restoring Beyerdynamic M67 Mics
Let me start by saying I really like Beyerdynamic's M67 microphones. They're nice and flat through the kHz range, where many other mics...
Recent gigs - Dronfield Arts Festival
Dronfield Arts Festival had it's first year in 2018, and I was very pleased to have the chance to help out with one of the biggest...
New Equipment!
As mentioned in the March 2018 blog post, here's where I'll discuss the new equipment we have in store at Grimshaw Audio. First up, a...