Rupert Neve Designs 5059 Satellite Summing Mixer 2012 - Present - White
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For sale is a Rupert Neve Designs 5059 Satellite Analog Summing Mixer, a professional-grade analog summing solution designed to bring the character, depth, and musicality of Rupert Neve Designs circuitry into your mixing workflow.
The 5059 provides 16 channels of analog summing with transformer-coupled outputs, Silk Red and Blue processing, and extensive routing flexibility. It's an excellent centerpiece for a hybrid studio setup, allowing you to combine individual DAW stems through genuine analog circuitry.
Features:
- 16-channel analog summing
- Rupert Neve Designs transformer-coupled signal path
- Selectable Silk Red and Blue harmonic coloration
- Stereo output with independent level control
- Flexible channel grouping and routing
- Professional-grade analog construction
A fantastic piece of equipment for anyone looking to incorporate analog summing into a modern DAW-based studio.
I'm selling because I'm simplifying my studio workflow and moving toward mixing primarily in the box. This is a great opportunity to add a genuine Rupert Neve Designs piece to your studio.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions.
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| Listed | 7 hours ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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