Outboard & FX

Based on the historic V72s made by Siemens for Telefunken, the V72M uses one gain knob built in the European style of gain management. Mehr erfahren

Armed with the schematics of the historic V72s made by Siemens, transformer winders purchased from Boeing Surplus, and a box of NOS Telefunken tubes, Oliver started down the path.  During the development stage, Oliver sent the unit back to Hannover, Germany twice to be auditioned by former TFK engineers to make sure that he had successfully captured the sound of the historic V72s. Mehr erfahren

We designed the V77M to solve this issue.  Using the same switching system as our V78M, the Input Sensitivity switch taps directly into the Input Transformer and changes the Input Impedance of the transformer. Mehr erfahren

The historic V72s came with a fixed input sensitivity of -60 dB and make-up gain of +40 dB and typical modifications of this unit allow you to attenuate the make-up gain only.  In our V78M, we split the controls into an Input Sensitivity selector and a Make-up Gain selector. Mehr erfahren

2500+ Stereo Bus Compressor Mehr erfahren

DAV Electronics BG No.1
This Microphone Amplifier is ideal for location or studio recording. Because of it's compact size it is easily transportable for location recording and is very discrete in the studio or control room. Mehr erfahren

DAV Electronics BG No.2
1U rackmount high quality 4 channel microphone amplifier. Mehr erfahren

The API 512c is a mic / line / instrument preamp designed to provide a low noise, unusually good sounding front end for all types of audio systems. Sonically, it offers the distinct API sound at an extremely affordable price. Offering low noise (-129 EIN) and 65 dB of gain. Mehr erfahren

Originally released in the 70's, the API 525 is a "feedback" type compressor. An input (threshold) control and output (make-up gain) control are provided, along with an additional "Ceiling" fine-tune function which can increase gain reduction (lower threshold) while simultaneously raising output level to match, so the user can alter dynamics "on the fly" without level changes. A compression/limit switch sets ratio at either 2:1 or 20:1. Mehr erfahren

Based on API's original 550 from the late '60s, the API 550b is a continuation of the EQ that played a major role in the history of music recording, but with an additional filter band and several new frequencies. Incorporating API's exclusive circuitry and proprietary components (such as the legendary API 2520 Op Amp) Mehr erfahren