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  • Altec Lansing 1567A

    mooseherman's review

    This is a tube pre-amp, one of the best products of its era. The only way this could be hooked up to a modern DAW would be through the patch bay, as those are the only connections. There aren't any effects on this pre-amp, just a simply great tube so

  • Altec Lansing 1591A

    moosers's review

    The Altec Lansing 1591 A is a hardware compressor. It has XLR connections in the back and is quite easy to follow in general. It is an all analog unit, and it is a rackable effect, that will take up two rack space units. UTILIZATION The general con

  • Altec Lansing 438 A

    « great sound and its affordable »

    The Altec Lansing 438 A is a really nice compressor and is a single channel analog compressor. It has 1/4 inch inputs and outputs in the back and also a 1/4 inch output for a sidechain. It is not rackable, but have seen people putting two of these i

  • Altec Lansing 1592 B

    moosers's review

    The Altec Lansing 1592 B is an analog mixing amplifier and microphone preamplifier. It is uniquely designed, as it has five channels, each with their own parameters. I'm unsure of the connections that it has, as the one I've used was already racked