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Ditto. IMHO they sound fantastic.

FWIW: Gold (14) - The Neve collection • 8066 EQ: Neve 1066 • 8112 EQ: Neve 33122 • 3081 EQ: Neve 1081 • 8093 EQ: EMI-Neve 1093 (shelf filters only, Neve 1081 with Marinair transformers) • 8193 EQ: EMI-Neve 1093 (Bell/peak mode, Neve 1081 with Marinair transformers) • 8077 EQ: Rare Neve 1077. Mid frequency bands are duplicated. • 3102 EQ: Neve 31102 (from a 8068 console equalizer module. Characteristics: a 1073 with added frequencies in the high band and an added mid range high Q .) • H073 EQ: Homebrew 1073 clone • 8252 Compressor: Neve 2252 • 8254 Compressor: Neve 2254 • A variety of tube preamps, including a Neve 9001 • A variety of Neve EQ/console/microphone preamps. 8071 - 1271 line amp module modded to work as a mic preamp (Thick but not muddy) 8072 - Brent Averill 1272 preamp, based on the 1272 line amp module. (aggressive, try on drums) 24 line inputs and 12 mic inputs from an 8068 console. 10 bus channel paths of a random Neve gear (channel insert to bus output) A full list is available on GOLD3 user manual, page 66. Green (7)- George Massenburg Labs Model 8200 equalizer aka GML8200

Easter Sale. It looks like most things are 45% off https://dibiquadroaudio.com/product/jupiterxtc/

Thanks for the heads-up.

This is what I've been waiting for! I may not have the best song in the world, but now I can have the LOUDEST!!! So much for the end to Loudness Wars. I will take no prisoners.

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This isn't further down the rabbit hole, this is a whole new rabbit hole. Looks like I'm going to have to beat the wife to the mail box again.

The reverb in this one is really nice. It's well worth a demo

Hello Steve! Welcome here and enjoy your retirement. This is very good forum with a truly great group of folks who will go the extra mile to help you out.

An FYI Diamond Lift (13) - ESaturation, EQ, compression and clipper channel strip. Combines a number of rack hardware including the Bettermaker Mastering Limiter & EQ 232P Mastering EQ. Maybe the Pendulum PL-2. Saturation is a combination of two preamps. Compressor Modes 1 Thick vaccuum tube, 2 Glue-like, 3. Snappy/aggressive Clipper Modes 1, Mix of soft/hard clipping. 2, Softer knee than Mode 1. 3, Unfolding, hardware-like hard clipping.

For those who may need to know what Coffee models: Coffee (15) - The Chandler Collection • EQs: (A) Chandler Limited TG12345 Curve Bender and (B) Chandler Limited Germanium Tone Control. • Compressors: (1) , (2) and (ULTRA) are a Chandler Limited RS124. (MODE 3/LIM) is a Chandler Limited TG12413 Zener Limiter • Preamps: 31 in total. LINE: 1-24: 24 channel paths (line input to output). The frequency response (of each preamp) is derived from 24 different channels of a transistor-based solid-state console. The harmonic content (of each preamp) is derived from a recreation of a celebrated vintage Mic Amplifier (valve line amplifier) used in one of the most famous recording Studios in UK in the ‘60s. EMI TG12428? CUST A: EQ Model A's line preamp. C25: REDD.47? "a tube microphone pre-amplifier emulation, the recreation of the original valve line amplifiers used in one of the best British recording studios in the ‘60s." E: line preamp of the TG12413. F: line preamp of the RS124. G: Little Devil Pre Amp (doesn’t include the Feedback control). FEED: B: EQ - Model B's line preamp emulation of a preamp emulation of a Germanium based Mono Microphone Preamp/ DI 500 series unit. (The B and D emulations that are part of the FEED bank give the user the possibility to use the FEEDBACK control/knob.)

From the web: Maselec MEA-2 equalizer (IAE2, year 2017 model), Maselec MLA-4 (Mac-3, multiband compressor/limiter), COMP 1B is a single band derivative of the MLA-4, DynEQ is a dynamic eq derived from MEA-2 & Comp 1B and DynEQ Stereo is a dynamic eq derived from IVORY3 STEREO and Comp 1B.

I pulled this off the web: NAVY2 features a modern Neve 2081 equalizer sampling (A) from a Custom 75 Series console, vintage Neve 1081 (B) equalizer, a large selection of line inputs/microphone preamps/console busses, 2254 reissue compressor (COMP1) and 33609/JD (COMP2). Unknown Neve console line outputs.

This isn't a deal, but I wasn't sure where to post it. AMR is updating Revalver and looking for Beta-testers. If you're interested, here's a link to apply: https://mailchi.mp/95a4a710b7bd/help-guide-the-future-of-revalver?e=5d70e8d96d It's good to know Revalver is still under development.

I really enjoyed the video. Here are the two things that struck me: First, you told us something only someone on the inside would know. That's always interesting to those of us who will never be on Mount Olympus with the "Stars" and I think that will draw to viewers. Second, you have a very "winsome" personality. To me you seem a bit like Woody Allen mixed with Tom Hanks, just an ordinary good guy who isn't the least bit impressed with himself, but who happens to have some fascinating stories to tell. Not to mention that you have a hilarious dry wit. I found myself laughing out loud several times. I hope you know that all the folks on this forum are pulling for you and we'd love to see you hit a million views.

Seems to be a Studer-Revox Gunther Loof GL2112 https://milocostudios.com/studios/oxygen-recording-studios/equipment/

Dawg-gone it!

https://jonmeyer.selz.com/item/woven-strings?utm_source=sendfox&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=woven-strings-for-kontakt A collection of string drones and creative phrases performed by Avery Bright in his outrageous home studio. Features violin, viola and octave viola. Introducing Woven Strings | https://youtu.be/lRgLAFCv5yE Tour Avery's Studio | https://youtu.be/xJRfkdfV9IM

That was REALLY well done and quite compelling. Do you have a background in visual media?

I took a look, and it seems to have a lot of possibility. I'd love to see it take off.

This one is well worth $16.79.

Man, that's adding insult to injury. Thanks for the heads-up.

Very good review. Thanks!

HOLY MOLY! That's it's. I'm going dark. I'm off the grid. No more internet for me. Except for the deals forum, of course.

That number totally blew me away!!!!! I thought a small dot.com might get 100 a year. It makes me wonder how often the "big boys" get targeted.