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AES08SF: UA Ships LA-610 Mk II
US
2nd generation feature-enhanced version of Classic Tube Recording Channel is now available 03/10/08
Universal Audio has announced the shipment of the LA-610 Mk II Classic Tube Recording Channel, a feature enhanced, 2nd generation version of UA’s most popular analog product. The preamp and compressor use the same signal path as the original LA-610 that users have come to know and love, and features the legendary 610 mic-pre and EQ section combined with an LA-2A style T4 opto-compressor. The LA-610 Mk II now offers key enhancements such as: true compressor bypass, larger metering, improved output signal performance, and the highly popular “black on black� cosmetics of the LA-610 Signature Edition pictured above.
�Customer feedback was the key reason for the feature changes incorporated into the LA-610 Mk II,� said LA-610 Mk II Product Manager Will Shanks,“However, it was just as important to our users to not alter the sound of the original; Of course, both requests were granted.�
Here’s the details directly from UA…
The LA-610 Mk II packs tremendous sonic versatility and is an ideal front-end for tracking with modern DAW’s and the serious project studio looking to get the UA sonic experience: Real quality and character at an accessible price. The LA-610 Mk II is based on the legendary console modules developed by Bill Putnam in the 60's. Noted for their musical character and warmth, countless classics from Sinatra to Van Halen were recorded using these preamps. After the preamp section, the LA-610 Mk II offers the T4 optical compressor. The simple operation and program dependent nature of the LA-610 T4 compressor provides the same extremely musical control that has made the LA-2A such a well-loved classic for over 40 years. LA-610 Mk II KEY FEATURES:
Based on Legendary Bill Putnam 610 Tube Mic Pre and EQ Used on Countless Recordings