API 1608

Building on API's rich heritage of extremely high quality recording consoles, the API 1608 is a full featured small format recording console based on the vintage API 1604 console. The API 1608 has 16 channels and 8 groups with Aux sends and returns.

£43,400.00 inc VAT

API A2D

The A2D is a dual preamp that consists of the same circuitry contained in two API 312 mic preamps however features an integrated analog to digital converter.

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API 3124+

The API 3124+ is a four channel microphone preamplifier that uses the same circuitry used in all API consoles. It uses the RE-115 K mic input transformer and the same output transformer used in all API EQ's.

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API 3124MB

The API 3124MB uses the same mic preamp circuitry as above but with an added 4 channel audio mixer. Several API 3124MB mixers can be linked to increase the number of channels.

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API 2500

The API 2500 is a versatile stereo bus compressor that features a patented "thrust" circuit for a chest-hitting, punchy bottom end. Highly Recommended!

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API 5500

The new API 5500 dual channel equalizer features four independent bands of equalization - Lo, Lo-Mid, Hi-Mid and Hi - covering a frequency range from 30Hz to 20kHz. Includes a 5 year warranty.

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API 7600

The API 7600 is a mono channel strip based on the classic API Legacy consoles. Featuring the API 212L mic pre, 550A three band EQ, and the 225L Compressor.

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API 8200

The API 8200 has eight Channels of Line level inputs and allows you to mix with genuine API circuitry. It works with the 8200A and 7800 to form a easily expandable console configuration.

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API 8200A

The API 8200A is an eight Channel Line Mixer that also includes stereo summing rails.

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API 512C

The API 512C is a mic/line/instrument preamp designed to provide an unusually good sounding front end for all types of audio systems. Offering low noise (-129 EIN) and 65 dB of gain, the 512C includes phantom power, switchable polarity, and -20 dB pad.

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API 525

The API 525 is a "feedback" type compressor, such as the 1176 and 660, etc. An input (threshold) control and output (make-up gain) control are provided. An additional "Ceiling" fine tune function modifies threshold and make-up gain for precise changes in compression without any changes in output.

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API 527

The 527 Compressor/Limiter features comprehensive controls including variable attack, release, ratio, and output gain controls. The unit also includes API's 'Thrust' circuit, first offered on the API 2500 Bus Compressor. A 10 segment LED meter is switchable between gain reduction and output level.

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API 550A

The API 550A is a three band equalizer with hi & low shelving. Designed by the now legendary Saul Walker, the discrete 550A was first used as a modular OEM equalizer however it quickly became an instant hit and found it's way into many custom console designs.

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API 550b

The API 550 4 Band EQ was originally conceived for use in API's large studio mixing consoles, this latest 550 "B" version is a continuation of the original which was first designed in 1967. This newer version provides an additional filter band and several new frequencies.

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API 560

Originally conceived for use in API Consoles of the 60's and 70's, the API 560 re-issue is a unique device designed to accomplish tasks that no other EQ can do. It delivers that "one-of-a-kind" sound, precision easy set filtering, and high headroom in a small package.

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API 500-6B Lunchbox

The API Model 500-6B Lunchbox is a six position rack designed to accept API standard 5.25" X 1.5" modules. The Lunchbox comes standard with a +48 volt internal phantom power supply, bussed to pin 15 for interface with the API 512C. The input /output jacks are XLR.

API Model 500VPR

The API Model 500VPR is a ten possition rack that is powered externally by a tri-polar power supply and is designed to accepts API standard format 5.25" X 1.5" modules. The 500VPR is internally wired for PIN 2 hot, and comes with the API L200PS, and XLR I/O's.