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R52 Baxandall
Peter Baxandall's 1952 circuit, valves and all. A revival, not a revision.
Explore R52 Baxandall
Peter Baxandall's 1952 circuit, valves and all. A revival, not a revision.
Explore R52 Baxandall
Germanium diode-bridge compression from a 1968 rarity. Attitude, aggression and power.
Explore P252 MDN Diode
Carrying the DNA of Atlas, at the rail. Transients intact, character held.
Explore P22 RAIL
Stabilize the master bus. Energy redistributed, not clamped.
Explore P21 Atlas
One key, and the hardware is yours to sell. Pulsar's first synthesizer.
Explore Zorba
Three voices, one extraordinary EQ. Beyond hardware.
Explore P422 Fairuz
Tonal sculpting through parallel contribution. Unlike any EQ you know.
Explore P915 Medusa
Ten bands, infinite color. A graphic EQ with character to spare.
Explore P410 Joyride
A compressor with desert character. Warm, weathered, deliberate.
Explore Q Sahara
A clear, controlled compressor with a cool head and a steady hand.
Explore P19 Igloo
Two formulas, two speeds, decades of tape worn into the signal path.
Explore P821 MDN Tape
Realistic BBD delay and lush plate reverb, parallel-routed for any space.
Explore P930 Lunar Lander
Analog summing and 2-bus compression, delivered with two distinct voices.
Explore P455 MDN Sidecar
Oomph, Poomph and Sweet. The P42 circuit, evolved.
Explore P44 Magnum
A mastering channel that finds the sweet spot the moment you load it.
Explore P440 Sweet Spot
Deep, heavy compression with a character that pulls you under.
Explore P11 Abyss
The sound of analog summing in a single line amp. Warmth without compromise.
Explore P42 Climax MOD
Resonant filters with attitude. From subtle motion to full-on quack.
Explore P565 Siren