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John Lennon’s 1971 album, Imagine, and its legendary title track are the former Beatle’s most famous solo works. The album and the unconventional promotional film that accompanied it were recently remastered and reissued by Yoko Ono and the Lennon estate, with the original album supported by well over one hundred additional tracks of demo versions, studio outtakes, and isolated track elements. Called Imagine – The Ultimate Collection, the reissue spans four CDs and two surround sound Blu-ray discs. Musician and engineer Paul Hicks led the project and joined Gavin Lurssen and Reuben Cohen to master the box set – 140 tracks in total – at the Lurssen Mastering facilities in Burbank, California…
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SCM300ASL Pro Based on the same 1.3″ HF driver, 3″ MF driver, and the same amplifier block as the SCM200ASL Pro, the SCM300ASL employs larger 15″ bass drivers and a larger 300 litre enclosure to deliver even higher maximum volume (121dB/1m), with extended bass and increased transient headroom. The speakers may be stand or soffit… Read more »
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MC-3+ Smart Clock USB The MC-3+ USB sets a new benchmark for clocking technology and digital audio reproduction by uniquely combining an audiophile digital audio interface, master clock, and audio re-clocker. Using a higher quality clock source allows for more accurate playback timing between samples in the digital audio stream. Any drifting or… Read more »
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Mic Pre One “I’ve been using the Daking Mic Pre One in conjunction with my Fender Showman (pre-CBS blonde tweed) amp and bottom with one fifteen inch speaker, while playing my 1966 Fender Precision Bass with a 1968 Fender Telecaster neck. I find the combination to be unbeatable for playing. To record, I use… Read more »
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ADJ3 All small monitors do not possess the same sound characteristics. For this reason there are many applications where a studio would like to put more than one pair of small monitors behind the console. Ideally each speaker would have its own stand. But real estate behind the console is usually scarce. Too many… Read more »
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