Tube-Tech SMC 2BM Multiband Compressor #13327 (Used)

Tube-Tech SMC 2BM Multiband Compressor #13327 (Used)

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Tube-Tech SMC 2BM Multiband Compressor #13327 (Used)
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Tube-Tech SMC 2BM Multiband Compressor #13327 (Used)

Stereo multiband tube opto compressor

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Product Description

Mastering Warmth in Stereo

The Tube-Tech SMC 2BM Stereo Multiband Compressor is an all tube-based compressor that adds the warmth of vintage quality masters to your mix.

Switchable crossover points ensure precise control with all three bands of opto-compression. Independent band specific Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release & Gain parameters make the SMC 2BM as flexible as it is accurate. Gain controls are fitted with 12 position gold plated switches with 1dB/step. Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release and Balance controls are fitted with potentiometers with 31 detents.

The TUBE-TECH SMC 2BM Stereo Multiband Compressor features three independent optical stereo compressors. The signal is divided into three bands (Low, Mid & High) by 6 dB/octave x-over networks with 12 selectable frequencies: 60 – 1200 Hz for Low/Mid band and 6 selectable frequencies: 1,2 – 6,0 kHz for the Mid/High band.

The design of the x-over networks optimizes the summing of all three bands, resulting in a flat frequency response (within +/-0,25 dB), when the gain controls for each band are set at the same level. The three compressors feature Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release and Gain and a display showing gain reduction. Master levels are set with Output Gain and Balance controls. Both Input and Output are balanced and have fully floating transformers with a static screen. The power supply and the sidechain circuit is based on a solid state circuit. With the exception of the output stage all DC voltages are stabilised.