The REDD .47 microphone pre-amplifier, originally introduced as the all-purpose amplifier for EMI’s legendary REDD .51 mixing console, quickly earned ‘holy grail’ status among engineers for its uniquely punchy and aggressive sound. How does one recreate the unique sound of vintage EMI studio equipment?  By meticulously integrating original vintage parts with Wade Goeke’s renowned designs. The result is the new REDD .47 Special Edition Pre Amp, a testament to years spent sourcing and collecting authentic components. Wade has incorporated these rare parts into a pre amp that authentically captures the unparalleled sounds that defined an era. Designed for a lifetime of use, this unit is not only a sonic powerhouse but a lasting investment.  The REDD .47 Special Edition Pre Amp  is built with new old stock and vintage parts from the ‘60s and ‘70s. Each unit contains  53 vintage parts. Featured resistor types include:  (1)  Piher resistors which were used in vintage EMI and Neve gear as well as in Marshall amps.  (2)  ISKRA resistors found in early Marshall and other English-made amps; and  (3)  German-made Beyschlag and ERO/Roederstein that were used by many UK and European manufacturers of the time. Featured vintage capacitors include:  (1)  Siemens and Wima found in vintage EMI and Neve units;  (2)  German-made ERO and Roederstein that were used in many European designs; and  (3)  the famous and exceptional sounding Mullard ‘tropical fish’ capacitors. Beyond its internal co