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Russ Hepworth-Sawyer recently reviewed the Neve 4081 Quad Mic/Pre unit for Pro Sound News Europe and his findings were published in the February issue.

Click on the image above to see the review.

ITV recently completed installation of a new 5.1 mixing room as part of their upgrade to HD. The upgrade also included AudioFile SCX upgrades for all of their existing dubbing suites. After looking at all the possible solutions, they decided to purchase an AMS Neve DMC Console to compliment their existing array of AMS Neve Consoles and AudioFiles.

The new studio makes extensive use of the DMC Star Command to control Protools via Ethernet and is used for 5.1 dubbing and also for 5.1 up-mixing live events such as football. An AMS Neve CineFile dubber has also been installed in the new studio to complement the DMCs 5.1 stem mixing capabilities.

The SCX upgrades have been purchased for their existing Logic 1 and Logic 3 Consoles which are still in daily use after more than 15 years service.

An accelerated look at the manufacture of the stunning Neve 88RS large-format analogue audio console

Lots of people have asked about the circuit design used in the Neve 1073LB module, when compared to the Neve 1073 Classic module mic/pre circuit that it based on.

The 1073LB uses original discrete components, utilising BC184′s and the 2N3055. No part of the audio circuit of the 1073LB uses IC’s, it is the same circuit design and has exactly the same audio performance as the 1073 Classic Mic/Pre circuit.

IC’s are used in the 1073LB module in non-audio specific areas – for the intelligent control features.

A picture can say a thousand words; click on the image below to see all of the 1073LB internals.

Hugh Robjohns (Sound On Sound magazine) presents a run-down of the new Neve 1073LB features by David Walton (AMS Neve) at the AES 2010 exhibition in San Francisco

San Francisco, CA (November 8, 2010)–The editorial staff of Pro Audio Review is pleased to announce the 25 recipients of the 2010 PAR Excellence Award. This award is presented to professional audio companies that exhibited a particularly significant new product at the 129th AES Convention in November 2010.

The Neve 1073LB 500 Series mono microphone preamplifier module is a winner

PAR Excellence Award-winning products are nominated and selected by a panel of audio engineers, professional end-users and PAR contributors with the oversight of PAR’s editorial staff. These products are chosen based on their potential to enhance the quality of an audio professional’s work. Criteria include innovation in design, performance/value ratio, enhanced features and performance improvements over previous versions. All 2010 PAR Excellence Award winners must have been introduced after the October 2009 AES Convention.

Official announcement here

Legendary sonic performance in a 500-series module format.

See it here

The classic mono Limiter/Compressor module is available again

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Goldcrest Post in London have recently refurbished Theatre 2 with a DFC PS1 console.

More news here