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Monday, February 06, 2012
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02/06/12 02:09 PM,
Radial Engineering has introduced the Shuttle, a new multi-function effects insert module for the 500 Series frame format and the Radial Workhorse. The Shuttle offers three insert loops: —Loop-1 is a front-panel insert that employs 1/4-inch TRS connectors for fully balanced connectivity—Insert-2 is an unbalanced insert that is also front panel mounted that easily interfaces to standard effects devices—Insert-3 is available on the Workhorse using the Omniport, which is wired following convention with tip-send, ring-return, making it ideal to interface…
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
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01/14/12 12:04 PM,
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The new Aphex EX•BB 500 is a 500 Series version of the company’s Aphex Aural Exciter and Big Bottom processors. It will be on display at the company’s booth, number 6796, at the NAMM 2012 Show in Anaheim. Aphex 500 Series modules are designed to fit in industry-standard 500 Series racks from API, Radial Engineering, A Designs, Empirical Labs and Tonelux. A rack full of 500 Series modules creates a “custom” and portable solution with devices an engineer can easily…
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
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01/26/11 07:35 AM,
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M1 Distribution has announced the release of the Inward Connections MAGNUM 500 Series Pre-Amp, available through select dealers worldwide and exclusively in the United States through Vintage King Audio. The MAGNUM replaces Inward Connections’ MPD-500 mic pre-amp, which has been discontinued. Steve Firlotte of Inward Connections began to experiment with The MAGNUM’s design when Ryan McGuire, M1 Distribution’s Director of Sales and Business Development, suggested that he build upon the foundation of the MPD-500 for a newer, multi-faceted 500 series…
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Wednesday, December 23, 2009
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12/23/09 02:57 PM,
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The new True Systems PT2-500 mic preamp and DI conforms to the modular 500 Series format. It features up to 70 dB of high-headroom, low-noise microphone gain. An exceptionally high-quality direct input (DI) calms edgy piezos and provides a THRU jack for amping or effects. Switchable phantom power, 80 Hz high pass filter, and polarity reverse give the unit appropriate flexibility, even in its tiny, 500 Series space. Like all True Systems preamps, the PT2-500 boasts exceptional frequency response -…
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Friday, October 02, 2009
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10/02/09 08:38 AM,
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Prodigy Engineering has developed Bella, the first-ever, remote-controllable, microphone preamplifier for the API 500 Series format. Bella features relay stepped gain from 18 dB to 69 dB in 1 dB increments, switchable high-pass filter (-3 dB @78 Hz), phantom power (48V), polarity inversion (0/180˚), attenuation pad (-22 dB), and mute functionality. Additionally, Bella can be remote controlled from professional standard digital audio workstations like Apple’s Logic software and Digidesign Pro Tools | HD systems, as well as ICON control surfaces.…
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
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01/21/09 12:26 PM,
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Chandler Limited enters the (API) 500 Series race with its new LITTLE DEVIL Equalizers and Compressors. Using all discrete circuits that combine Chandler’s best designs with the hottest designs from the past, transformer balanced everything, and American-handmade quality, the LITTLE DEVILS will take the lunchbox UP (or DOWN:-) to the next level… Technically and sonically speaking, the Chandler LITTLE DEVILS are steeped in the sound and function of all Chandler gear - discrete amplifiers, inductors, and transformers. And, there are…
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