The Avalon VT-737SP features a combination of TUBE preamplifiers, opto-compressor, sweep equalizer, output level, and VU metering in a 2U space. Learn More...
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10 out of 10Feature:
Everything you need in a channel strip: preamp, equalizer, compressor.
Quality:
Solid, heavy, metal everything. I worry my rack will break.
Value:
I paid $1400 new, so it was worth that to me. It is a bit pricey at the usual $2000 price tag. But worth it!
Desirability:
It's a beautiful piece of gear that inspires great confidence. The Avalon name is well known to everyone in this business, like Neumann mikes or Vox amplifiers, it actually brings in customers.
Sound:
This is the standard to which all others are compared. Beautiful, clean, clear "glassy" tube sound, warm yet clear. The best.
Support:
Haven't had to find out (there's no N/A choice). Everyone I talked to and everything I read says Avalon gives great support.
Overall:
This preamp (plus a great mike) gives my customers and me no excuse for not recording great vocals. I also have a Joe Meek pre which is dirty and therefore complementary to the Avalon.
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9 out of 10Feature:
The is an extremely flexible unit.
Quality:
It is built like a tank, has an excellent fit, looks great and very clean build quality
Value:
I would have paid $3,000 for this box. Along with my api outboard gear, and my Distressor, this is one that has never let me down. Buy iy.
Desirability:
It is gorgeous!
Sound:
This box produces a big, detailed and warm sound that quite frankly beat the pants off much more expensive pieces, such as some of the Focusrite Red units. I used it in a broad range of applications, ranging from pop/rock to jazz and classical, and it always shined.
Support:
Never had any problems, so support was never an issue.
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