Drawmer 1960

The Drawmer 1960 is a stereo vacuum tube based preamplifier and compressor. It is made up of analog components and aims to blend the sound of old and new. Each of the two channels has both XLR mic and line inputs as well as a single XLR output for each as well. It then has 1/4" connections for audio patch and side chain inserts. IT also has a 1/4" input in the front under the auxiliary input section. It is in rackable form and will take up two spaces in total.

UTILIZATION

The configuration of the Drawmer 1960 has a good amount going on, as there is a lot of control over your sound with this. However, nothing is too out of the ordinary, so if you're familiar with preamps and compressors you will definitely feel at ease here. Each channel has a few different sections to work with for your preamp, the compressor, and your auxiliary input. The aux input section contains parameters for bass, treble, and gain, as well as switches to switch on the EQ, a normal/bright setting, and for choosing either a high or low impedance for the input. There are then two knobs for gain under the microphone section, and parameters for source, threshold, attack, release, and gain under the compression header. Each channel also has it's own meter with options for viewing either gain reduction or output level. A manual isn't necessary I don't think, but I haven't seen one so I can't comment on it's make up.

SOUND QUALITY

The sound of the Drawmer 1960 is absolutely top notch. I've used it primarily on lead vocals, but also used the compressor on snare drum and the mic preamps electric and acoustic guitar. In general the 1960 is versatile, so I believe it would be able to adapt to just about any application that you wanted to use with it. This is the benefit of having so many features and options, as it allows you to shape your sound to be suitable for all sorts of situations. The sound of the Drawmer 1960 in general can be described as creamy, warm, and quite vibrant. I'm a big fan of both the preamps and the compressors, as they both have a similar sort of quality to them. It is generally hard to describe the sound of something in words, so if you're really interested I'd highly recommend checking it out for yourself.

OVERALL OPINION

The Drawmer 1960 is a stellar choice for a high end stereo microphone preamplifier and compressor. It has pretty much everything that you'd look for in such an item, and getting two channels for the price is a really great thing. Honestly, I could see something like the Drawmer 1960 being this much money for a single channel. While still most likely out of the price range for your average home studio owner, this would be the perfect investment for a home studio owner looking to take their recordings to another level as this is definitely a professional piece of gear worth knowing about.

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UTILIZATION

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It's a matter of taste, but the quality is l. His masterly a political commitment to music.

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Apart from the original sounds about these brands. The 1960 sounds much more class than everything except the Universal of course.

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SOUND QUALITY

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OVERALL OPINION

APRS one year of use I just do rvis because it's worth it.

At: the sound standard fat without losing DEFINITIONS.

Cons: The attack of the compressor fast enough.

On occasion, the price of 800 to 100 make a big deal.

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UTILIZATION

At the config, nothing wrong, that is clear and legible ar, especially pots ... I've had a few hours and just plug in to run the beast and all sounds away! As for the manual, it is simple in French, but my taste too full! missing some usage examples (taken rglages for voice, guitar etc ...)

SOUND QUALITY

So in sound! is falling! you heat the BCAN 1 2 hours, until the lamps are heated through and the case is in the box! the sound is transcribed without Souis ... the sound image is perfectly clear and well restored, treble and bass madness! Lamps provide a lgre color but not too ... a unique sound for an acoustic guitar like Martin or J200.

OVERALL OPINION

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What I like about this BCAN The definition is superb sound and heat lamps, nothing to do with the type SPP least Honner, Aphex, Art Berhinger or other ... none!
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If I had to make another choice, I will take this machine again! Lover of vintage sound warm and well Defines ...

Transistor preamp, 2 channel tube compressor

UTILIZATION

Easy to use, basic but adequate manual. The kind of machine that branch in two minutes and is forgotten

SOUND QUALITY

His pro, beautiful and subtle fine detail rendering. Compressor at low audible side effects, unless you push the lamps in their last retrachements. Preamp, solid state, worth a visit. It is possible to let the sound of the compressor without the lights that it comes into action, just to change the sound.

OVERALL OPINION

I like a device for vocals and acoustic and electric guitars. On a hat too, it takes a very gentle sound. Beautiful machine that I have for ten years and is used regularly in the studio.