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In 1972 MCI introduced the MCI JH-400 series console, the world's first commercial in-line mixing console. AC/DC's Back in Black, For Those About To Rock and many Queen, Led Zeppelin, and other rock albums were recorded on the Harrison-designed MCI consoles. Other famous artists that used MCI branded equipment included Roy Orbison, Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk. The specific board was used in Ploysound studios and has recorded many successful artists like Hatzidakis, Theodorakis.

With a big, bold preamp, a swept high-pass filter and the powerful saturation control of variable Silk, the 511 combines legendary Rupert Neve tone with 500 Series value.

Clone of the classic Neve 1073 preamp by British brand AML.

Original Neumann U87s are synonymous with #1 hits, and the vintage releases serve as the most popular studio lead vocal microphones of all time. The original units boast an artist roster that spans Paul McCartney and David Bowie all the way to Calvin Harris and Ed Sheeran

32 channel ad/da converter

The Legendary Console from 1978 , 24 channels, 8 buss, 33115 preamps with EQ. The rarity of these consoles makes them quite valuable. The classic Neve sound has featured on records by artists including Steely Dan, Nirvana, Megs McLean, Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, Quincy Jones, George Clinton, and Chick Corea.

32 channel ad/da converter

Dual Mono/Stereo Compressor/Limiter

dual channel compressor.

All the tone, power, and depth of a Rupert Neve console in a single rack space.