Smart Research - Smart Research C1LA Compressor - Smart Research C2

Smart Research C2 Stereo/Dual-Mono Compressor

$ 2,450 .00

or $205.00/month suggested payment with 12-month special financing.

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Smart Research C1LA 500 Series Compressor/Limiter

$ 1,375 .00

or $115.00/month suggested payment with 12-month special financing.

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Smart Research C1 Compressor Stereo Compressor

$ 1,950 .00

or $163.00/month suggested payment with 12-month special financing.

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Smart Research C2M Stereo Compressor

$ 1,950 .00

or $163.00/month suggested payment with 12-month special financing.

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Smart Research C2R 2-Channel Expander Slave Unit

$ 1,825 .00

or $153.00/month suggested payment with 12-month special financing.

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Smart Research Deluxe D.I. Box

$ 425 .00

or $36.00/month suggested payment with 12-month special financing.

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Smart Research C2 Stereo/Dual-Mono Compressor (Demo Deal)

Special Price $ 2,199 .00 ~~Regular Price $ 2,450 .00~~

or $367.00/month suggested payment with 6-month special financing.

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Originally formed by Alan Smart for the development of high performance audio equipment. He has worked in the professional audio industry for some 20 years since starting as an assistant engineer in Wave Studios in London, and then as an electronics engineer at Digital Audio Systems, who provided Sony PCM mastering systems to UK studios; manufactured Weber test tapes, and restored and extended several Neve consoles and other equipment. Engineering at SSL's 'Huge' studios in Oxford led to a position as commissioning and service engineer for SSL. His first assignment abroad was to commission George Benson's SSL at Lahaina Sound in Hawaii, after which he went on to either service or commission many of the rapidly expanding collection of SSL Studios such as Virgin's Townhouse 1 and 2; Sarm West; Wessex; Abbey Road; Air Studios and others. Experience with broadcast studios came at the UK's BBC, Denmark Radio, and Japan's NHK, and travel for SSL included visiting Holland, France, Germany, Denmark, Italy, Japan, South Korea, the West Indies and the USA. This period involved solving the problems at each new installation, as SSL moved to from around 25 console sales, to become a world standard .