Racking channel strips and other "vintage" units is one
of Pro Harmonic's specialist services. Beyond simply putting modules
into a case, the units are optimised for standalone operation, refurbished
and modified for the best possible performance whilst retaining
the unit's unique qualities.
The archives contain past examples of equipment racking - delving
back into history
API 550b and 560 EQs
forget the lunch box - rack it!
Auditronics 501
mic / line and four band inductor EQ - sweet "I
just wanted to thank you for the Auditronics racking job. Very
nicely done. They sound great, especially the EQ. The look and
build quality are sensational. Thank you." ....Scott
TAB V272
european line amp modules - cranked for mic pre gain
two transformers and five transistors, it couldn't be anymore
simple ..... and hard pressed to sound much better!
new JLM Class A FET DI added
TAB V72
excellent condition V72 modules - racked with gain mod for max
50dB gain and frequency response compensation
TAB U373 Limiter
and W395a EQ
all in a handy crib .... no, it's not a lunch box
Neve
33421 Modules
modified for increased gain range with 12 position stepped
gain control added. Gain mod done "correctly" to
maintain technical performance.
+/- 10dB Trim and usual phantom, pad and phase.
Harrison
the last of the Harrison Channel racking project! ( please,
no more! ) Two pairs of transformer mic-pre versions ( blue
EQ knobs ) and two pairs of transformerless versions. These
things must have the most powerful sweepable high and low pass
filters of any console EQ ever made!
BFE Limiters
balanced I/O and makeup gain added
AWA BIG-1
two sets of Big 1 Pairs. Normally just a single unit is a
rack space, I got a shoehorn out and levered two units into
the one case. Attack and Release added. Fat Australian made
hard FET limiting