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The Urei 1176 is an audio compressor introduced in 1967 and designed by Bill Putnam. It uses field-effect transistor (FET) circuitry for gain reduction and is known for its fast attack and release times, which made it suitable for treating vocals, drums, and bass. The device became a widely used too...
The Teletronix LA-2A is an optical audio compressor introduced in 1965. It reduces gain by using a luminescent panel and a light-dependent resistor, coupled with tube amplification circuitry, producing smooth compression characteristics. Engineers have used it extensively on vocals, bass guitar, and...
Introduced in 1961 by Pulse Techniques, the Pultec EQP-1A is a tube-based program equalizer designed for professional recording studios. Its circuit allows simultaneous boost and cut of the same low frequency, producing a characteristic low-end response that has been widely emulated. Original hardwa...
The Fairchild 670 is a highly sought-after tube-based stereo variable-mu compressor introduced in 1959 and originally designed by Rein Narma. It utilizes 14 vacuum tubes per channel to achieve its distinct gain reduction characteristics. Due to its complex design, heavy weight, and limited productio...
The Mercury Marine 150 FourStroke is a naturally aspirated four-stroke outboard engine produced by Brunswick Corporation's Mercury Marine division, noted for its fuel efficiency and low emissions relative to comparable two-stroke designs.
