Signal Processors

Harrison puts the the iconic sound of the Harrison 3232 and 32Classic recording consoles into a compact format.

GC Audio's clever modular system is now available in a four-channel version, along with with an extended range of processor cartridges.

Combining the sound of their renowned 610 valve preamp with both an 1176 FET and LA-2A compressor, Universal Audio’s latest plug-in offers all of the features of their 6176 Channel Strip and then some! 

Sticking to ART's tradition of providing versatile, affordable hardware, the new Solo Series units pack in some serious features while coming in at an impressively low cost. 

Along with its classic preamp design, the 1073SPX‑D also includes an EQ section, balanced inserts, a powerful headphone amp, ADAT expandability and more.

GC Audio's latest product will serve as an expansion unit for their Inherit Rack, adding an additional four cartridge slots and making it even easier to audition different tonal options.

Harrison Audio has stepped into the 500-series format, bringing their legendary console technology to a broader audience.

G4M is a new musical instrument and technology brand that plans to offer a range of high-quality products to intermediate and professional musicians, producers and engineers.

Grace Design's latest offerings make their renowned microphone preamps available in pedal format, and include some useful features such as built-in EQ, boost and effects loop facilities.

RND's latest channel strip is capable of delivering a clean, transparent and detailed sound, but also offers a range of saturation options thanks to the inclusion of their Red and Blue Silk circuits.

Gainlab Audio's latest device couples a valve microphone preamp with an optical compressor that features an interesting "double slope" design. 

The English Channel combines CEntrance’s SoapBox, BlackCab, and Portcaster devices with a custom desktop enclosure, providing an all-in-one channel strip with a built-in SD Card recorder and audio interface.

Rather than providing a clean gain boost, the Launcher Deluxe from Soyuz has been designed to provide saturation for both microphone and line-level signals. 

Founder and chief designer of Thermionic Culture, Vic Keary, has sadly passed away.