i used this mainly for the onboard de-esser, as well as the key inputs when those features were needed for trve analog projects, generally i rely on vintage dbx's but these are more modern and very great compressors especially for the money

FUN FACT, they don't require a computer to operate and digitally degrade your sound, don't fret, this is still very capable to overly compress your bad mix

i have 3 more of these sitting here that are generally unused, but i'm selling off the one that's been used the least to fund my regular scheduled tuesday night quickie, it's rough out there guys

this absolutely comes with my original 2002 sales bill

power cable is included (apparently this needs to be stated these days) but it's actually crucial to turning this bad mama jama on

due to my uncertainty of rack layouts and "special" people requiring different needs it was moved in and out of different racks through the years, it has minimal scratches from that, but i photo'd them in the rare case you don't believe me

it also shows character in the form of screw rash on the ears, and yes it's on all four mounting holes

all lights and features function as they did when new, 2 independent channels or stereo couple (i photo'd both modes for you to verify this before making the 2nd best purchase of you life)

i took photos of the box and key features on the unit itself, for reference, guidance, and instruction on how to use this piece of outboard gear history