NAMM 2016: New Manley Compressor

US Nu Mu studio compressor is created in the tradition of the Variable Mu      21/01/16

NAMM 2016: New Manley Compressor


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Manley Labs has introduced the new Manley Nu Mu studio compressor. They say that, created in the tradition of their legendary Variable Mu, the Nu Mu is designed to deliver Manley's signature sonic quality while breaking new ground on both features and price. Here's what Manley has to say about it...

The Manley Nu Mu is a hybrid compressor design that combines the front end tube topology of the T-Bar Variable Mu with a solid state side chain and output stage to deliver Manley's big, full-bodied signature tube sound in a package that breaks new ground in performance and value. The Nu Mu is packed with features that set it apart from everything else in its class, starting with Manley's acclaimed IRON® input transformers on balanced XLR connectors and including the same ultra-low impedance switched mode power supply used on the Manley CORE.

The Nu Mu incorporates an all-new feature called the HIP control, allowing it to apply compression at lower dynamic ranges, while leaving louder dynamics unaffected. The result is a higher overall level, without squashing the dynamics of the most exciting transients.

"Until now, this type of effect could only be accomplished using parallel compression, combining the compressed and uncompressed signals," explains Manley Labs President and Co-Founder EveAnna Manley. "The Nu Mu's HIP function achieves the same results, but with less effort and less hardware. It's perfect for adding just a kiss of compression, but with that classic Manley sound."

Pricing and Availability:
The Manley Nu Mu will be available mid-January 2016, at a MSRP of $2800.

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