FS: DIY GSSL Stereo Mix Bus Compressor FINAL PRICE DROP $500
Posted: Sat May 22, 2010 3:40 pmHey T'Rockers,
For sale here is my DIY GSSL Mix Bus Compressor. It's the stock standard one, no turbo board or SSC board. Uses THAT VCA's.
You'll notice there is indeed a turbo switch on the front, but it's only there because the case I bought had a hole for it. The switch is there purely for aesthetic purposes.
Works perfectly, sounds great on drums, mixes or just about anything you hit it with. I'm selling it to fund building another one with the Turbo and SSC boards, as well as finish my Pultec Clone.
Here are some soundclips:
http://www.nfaudio.com/drums.mp3
For the first 30 seconds you will here some drums with no compression. The second thirty seconds, the SSL is engaged with a ratio of 2:1, 0.3ms attack and 0.6s release, performing about 3-6dB of gain reduction. The final 30 seconds demonstrates the compressor slamming a bit harder, with the ratio set at 10:1, attack at 0.1ms and the release at .6s - 10-18dB gain reduction.
http://www.nfaudio.com/mix.mp3
The first 30 seconds is the mix with no compression. The following 30 seconds demonstrates the compressor performing 1-4dB of gain reduction with the the attack at 0.3ms, ration 2:1 and the release at 0.3s. The final 30 seconds sees the compressor set to 4:1, 0.3ms attack and 0.6s release 4-8dB GR.
$500 plus postage.
For sale here is my DIY GSSL Mix Bus Compressor. It's the stock standard one, no turbo board or SSC board. Uses THAT VCA's.
You'll notice there is indeed a turbo switch on the front, but it's only there because the case I bought had a hole for it. The switch is there purely for aesthetic purposes.
Works perfectly, sounds great on drums, mixes or just about anything you hit it with. I'm selling it to fund building another one with the Turbo and SSC boards, as well as finish my Pultec Clone.
Here are some soundclips:
http://www.nfaudio.com/drums.mp3
For the first 30 seconds you will here some drums with no compression. The second thirty seconds, the SSL is engaged with a ratio of 2:1, 0.3ms attack and 0.6s release, performing about 3-6dB of gain reduction. The final 30 seconds demonstrates the compressor slamming a bit harder, with the ratio set at 10:1, attack at 0.1ms and the release at .6s - 10-18dB gain reduction.
http://www.nfaudio.com/mix.mp3
The first 30 seconds is the mix with no compression. The following 30 seconds demonstrates the compressor performing 1-4dB of gain reduction with the the attack at 0.3ms, ration 2:1 and the release at 0.3s. The final 30 seconds sees the compressor set to 4:1, 0.3ms attack and 0.6s release 4-8dB GR.
$500 plus postage.