Outboard & FX

The MC77 supercedes the MC76 re-engineered 1176 type FET Limiter. The MC77 recreates the audio circuitry of the revision E 1176, using modern components matched to the original. One significant component is the input attenuator. The input attenu Mehr erfahren

550A Discrete 3 Band EQ Few equalizers enjoy the respect and admiration of the coveted API 550A. Designed by the now legendary Saul Walker in the late 60's, the discrete 550A was first used as a modular OEM equalizer. As the industry rapidly embrac

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Der G10 ist ein Vollröhren-Stereo-Kompressor, basierend auf dem klassischen Variable-Mu Prinzip. Die Methode, die Lautstärke durch die Veränderung des Stroms in Differenz-Röhrenpaaren zu kontrollieren, ist viel schneller als das elektro-optische Pri

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Der G14 ist ein passiver Vollröhren-Stereo-Equalizer mit 5 Bändern. Er bietet in diesen Bändern je 11 wählbare Frequenzen, regelbaren „Q“ und natürlich Verstärkung bzw. Absenkung. Mehr erfahren

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EQ / Preamp-Modul mit Carnhill (St. Ives) Transformern

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A Designs Audio is proud to introduce a new line of microphone pre-amplifiers for the 500 Series. These Pre-amplifiers are original designs stemming from our inspiration of the “Quad Eight Sound”. Each has its own unique character. Depending on which microphone you use, you will be able to open a world of color and sound to inspire you and your recordings. Mehr erfahren

Rack or Lunchbox for 500 Series modules

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The PEQ-10 is an update to Amtec's impressive PEQ-1A Pultec-style equalizer. New in the PEQ-10 are a 10kHz shelf and modified peak frequencies on the HF boost section, stepped controls, upgraded components, and an improved chassis. Mehr erfahren

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

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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