10/11/2010 AES San Francisco 2010 news!
The 129th AES exhibition in San Francisco demonstrated following new products:
AEA launched the KU4 Unidirectional Ribbon.
Analoguetube demonstrated the AT-101 authentic Farrchild rebuild.
AnaMod unveiled the XF Tube two-stage Transformer/Tube analog simulator for 500-series racks. The AM670 won the Resolution magazine 2010 Dynamics award!
Benchmark introduced the ADC16 multichannel convertor/interface.
Cedar demonstrated the new Cambridge Forensic Audio Starter System. The DNS One won the Resolution magazine 2010 Plug-in award!
Crane Song showed its wide range of outboard.
Dave Hill Designs launched the Europa 1 preamp with colors and speed control, as well as the RA non-linear wave-shaping TDM plugin.
Daking released the Mic Pre One 500 for 500-series racks.
Josephson demonstarted their mic line-up, featuring the C715.
Little Labs updated the Redeye to the Redeye 3D phantom.
PMC featured the AML-2 nearfield monitor.
Slate Pro Audio unveiled the FOX mono and dual preamps with combinable 1073 and modern preamp input and output stages.
Solid State Logic demonstrated the Nucleus and AWS948 console.
Soundfield showed their surround mics & tools line-up, including the recent UPM-1 plugin and hardware upmix/downmix solutions.
Thermionic Culture showed the Earlybird 4 quad preamp and upcoming Nightingale preamp/EQ/compressor prototype.
Tube Tech demonstrated some of their classic units, as well as their recent modular system.
Weiss introduced the INT302 Firewire I/O solution, next to their digital processors.
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