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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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5C Super Sound Cube The 5C Super Sound Cube is now available in a woodgrain finish! There is a reason why the Auratone 5C Super Sound Cube is a 2016 inductee into the TECnology Hall of Fame! There was always something about Auratone speakers that made them easy to listen to, mix on, and made… Read more »
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Comp IIT The Daking COMP IIT is a handmade compressor/limiter designed to be easy to use and sound like much more expensive comp/limiters. Built right here in the USA, it offers better sounding compression on all kinds of sources in the studio. The COMP IIT features Cinemag transformers on both the input and output… Read more »
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UNI-POP DOUBLE FACED POP FILTER Replaceable double faced pop filter with a simplified universal connection to any 5/8″ screw thread mic stand. Popping sounds occur particularly in the pronunciation of aspirated plosives (such as the first ‘p’ in the English word “popping”). Hissing sounds or sibilance frequently result from the pronunciation of fricatives such… Read more »
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SSM1 Universal Shockmount It’s versatility in mounting methods and adjustments makes the SSM-1 shockmount compatible with almost all shapes, sizes and types of microphone on the market, up to 2″ in diameter. To correctly mount a microphone, simply weave it through the parallel, high-quality, braid-covered elastic bands of each ring, two by two. The… Read more »
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