Chandler Limited TG MKIV Input Cassette for REDD Mixing System

Chandler Limited TG MKIV Input Cassette for REDD Mixing System

$3,510.00
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Chandler Limited TG MKIV Input Cassette for REDD Mixing System
Chandler Limited

Chandler Limited TG MKIV Input Cassette for REDD Mixing System

MFR# TG MKIV Cassette

Solid-state input cassette for the REDD mixing system combining Class A TG2-style preamp with four-band Curve Bender EQ

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Product Description

The Chandler Limited TG MKIV Input Cassette is a solid-state input cassette for the REDD mixing system combining a Class A TG2-style preamp with a four-band Curve Bender EQ. It features all Class A, transformer-balanced circuitry.

THE REDD MIXING SYSTEM

The Chandler Limited REDD Mixing System is the first EMI recording console released in over 50 years, bringing the legendary sound of REDD, TG, and RS desks together in one fully modular, modern system. Developed over six years by Chandler Limited in collaboration with Abbey Road Studios, the REDD Mixing System lets you design your ideal console, small or large, tube or solid state, tracking or mixing without compromise. The REDD Mixing System continues the long legacy of revolutionary EMI recording desks. From the REDD.37 introduced in 1958, to the REDD.51 in 1964, and the TG12345 MKI in 1968, EMI consoles have shaped countless timeless recordings. Artists such as The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and The Rolling Stones relied on these desks, as well as iconic film scores including Raiders of the Lost Ark.