Audient. ORAM T-Series Consoles. Classic mic preamplifier design as used on our large format consoles and rack equipment John Oram's world renowned "Classic British EQ design" on every channel.Headroom (+28dBu) and noise specifications equal or better than many expensive large format consolesFully balanced input and outputs **8 auxiliary send busses8 tracking bussesDedicated monitoring buss with mono mode and dual speaker selectionTrue Analogue VU Metering on master sectionDedicated talkback with built in micIncredibly low noise external power supplyExtremely compact space saving designOptional meter bridge ** With the exception of insert points ORAM T Series - Meterbridge features The Optional meterbridge offers the following features: Other models/sizes are available as follows: T Series 8The most compact and affordable console we have produced to date.
T Series 16(As shown in example picture - with optional meter bridge fitted) T Series 24 T Series 32 (meterbridge is included) Neotek Elan2. Wunderbar. The Wunderbar Console The Wunderbar is an analog console forged from inspiration, innovation and the bold desire to build the most impressive recording desk in the world.
The result is a console so accomplished, it features The Wunderbahn, the worlds first desk to come standard with three vintage stereo bus flavors, and employs a fully symmetrically balanced discrete summing bus system. This unprecedented blend of performance, technology and perfectly crafted build quality is simply the next standard in the pursuit of the perfect recording. Infuse sophistication with extreme audio performance. Hand built by Wunder Audio's master technicians. Design your unique Wunderbar console Customize your configuration to reflect your engineering style. The Console utilizes the PEQ2 Channel Amplifier delivering from 12 to 60 channels. The Routing Modules The 1046 Routing modules are fully transformer balanced Class-A Discrete. The Master Section Pricing Options Stereo Bus inserts. Harrison. The Harrison 950m sports a history-rich analog design incorporating many of the same high-end modular design elements found across a wide range of Harrison console models from eras past such as the 32 Series, MR Series (2, 3, 4, 5 and 7), SeriesTen, SeriesTwelve, MPC and LPC.
The 950m provides a superior analog mixing platform that will cost effectively complement today’s high performance music studio where investments in powerful DAW’s and high-end specialized outboard gear are the norm. Click here to download the Product Brochure. TSC Company Cafe. The following questions were answered by Tom Churchill (Sales & Marketing) after some consultation with Rob Jenkins (Product Development Manager) and Simon Blackwood (Managing Director).
TSC> If we can, I'd like to talk about the history of Focusrite because it involves some of the industry's most respected designers. Focusrite> The origins of the Focusrite brand go back to 1982 when producer George Martin asked Rupert Neve to increase the number of channels on the vintage Neve console at Air studios. The input module that Neve designed for this project was called the Focusrite ISA110 Mic Preamplifier and Equaliser. Neve went on to create a number of products under the Focusrite brand name including a dual Mic Pre/Equaliser 19" module (ISA 115) and a single channel dynamics module (ISA131). In 1989 Phil Dudderidge (co-founder of Soundcraft) purchased Neve's Focusrite designs and founded Focusrite Audio Engineering. - Sound quality - Style - Ease of use Focusrite Audio Engineering Ltd. MCI - Designer and Manufacturer of the Professional Audio Recording Equipment. Recording Consoles of the Twentieth Century.
AKA Design - Custom Recording Studio Furniture. AMS Neve. In the beginning, there was analogue, and it was good.
It was warm, it was intuitive, and Neve – with the industry's favourite mic preamps, flying fader automation and hand-built-in-England quality and reliability – was the brand to own. If you could afford it. Things change. Along came digital workstation technology – less warm and much less intuitive, to be sure, but cheaper and very flexible – to put more mixing power within reach of the smaller studio. But guess what… not everything changed. Welcome to the brave new world. API 1608 Recording Console. Rupert Neve Designs. Solid State Logic. Quicklinks Consoles © 2014 Solid State Logic. | Terms & Conditions.
