I read about the Thermionic Culture Fat Bustard today again. I think it looks like a really cool thing to send out stems to. This post will not only be about the Fat Bustard, because as usual when I’m bored on Sundays it ended up being a search for all kinds of similar and not so similar products.
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Here’s some more news on things you might want to catch on AES, this time from Mercury, Dangerous Music and Focal. Together they will hold a special event on Friday, October 3rd and Saturday October 4th at Hyde Street Studios, located at 245 Hyde St., in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco.
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Dangerous Music, Inc. has shipped their first units of the “DAC ST,” a stereo digital-to-analog converter option for their Monitor ST controller. The DAC-ST is the first available option in the line for the new Additional Switching System (A.S.S) one-rack space expander which can house up to two banks of two cards each, adding four additional functions switchable directly from the ST-SR remote.
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The first units of Dangerous Music D-Box is now shipping.

Features at a glance:

* Analog Summing - 8-channels of classic Dangerous 2-Bus style circuitry
* Monitor control - Programmable monitor control section with 2 sets of Speaker outputs
* Auxiliary stereo analog inputs +4 dBU/ -10 dBV
* 2 Digital Inputs - high-quality on-board 96kHz/24-bit D/A converter
* Talkback - built-in mic, with external switch capability
* Dual Headphone amps - with independent level control
* 1 Rack Space
* Affordable for all DAW users

Suggested retail price is $1699.

Our earlier report on the D-Box
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Dangerous Music has announced to the European market D-Box, a new multi purpose hardware product for DAW users. This 1U rack-mount box combines 8-channels of the Dangerous Music analog summing technology and an integrated programmable monitor control section with analog and digital inputs, on board 24 bit/96KHz D-to-A converter, talkback, dual headphone amps, speaker switcher and more.
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