Hi Steve,

Thanks for the info..............so, you're saying it's an optical gain reduction element compressor?

 Sounds like you have a really nice rig; keep up the good work!

Regards, Jim



At 10:47 PM 6/19/2011, you wrote:

I know I said I would post details about some of the modifications I had done to my console. Sorry the weekend took over and I had no time. Here's a quick shot of the externals. The comps are a LA3-A, type. The difference from the LA2-A was the lack of tube. The top pot is ratio and the bottom is output make up gain. The toggle is a true by-pass. They are extremely smooth. Just butter on vocals and overheads on the way in. You can really smash with them but I use them very lightly just to add that little goodness. The eq setting you see here is my overheads on the way in for my current project. I shape on the way in and cut on mixdown as needed. I only really use these series 1 channels for O.H. & vox everything else goes through the series 1e strips. These sound good on everything but I have all my channels dedicated per instrument with the eq in a good starting range. Great for workflow. I have owned Api 512c, Avedis ma5, BAE 312&1272, trident, Avalon, and many other preamp & eq combo's and all are really good. My favorite to this day is the series 1e preamp/eq. I specifically remember tracking bands using other pre's and during mixdown thinking damn I really wish I just used the neotek console. I ended up selling all my high end pre's and invested the money in a complete overhaul of my console. I do not regret it.




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