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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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Blue Dot 1 1/2 x 3/32 medium density Sorbothane disks for use between speakers and stands. These help isolate and protect the speaker. Sold in bags of 10 or 25.
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1968 MKII Tube/FET Compressor The 1968 MKII is a 1U Tube/FET ‘stereo bus’ compressor which by design delivers a transparent ‘open’ sound even during periods of heavy compression. Featured on both channels is a switchable ‘BIG’ or ‘BIGGER’ mode which applies less processing to the fundamental low frequency but still disciplines the upward associated… Read more »
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“The Nail” HM2 Compressor Much like it’s popular predecessor the “Hammer” EQ, the “Nail” Compressor it incorporates a hybrid tube circuit on the output stage of the device. By simply inserting the Nail into the signal chain, the source material automatically has that classic tube warmth. But this is only the beginning. The Nail… Read more »
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