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That and the absence of a transformer explain the conspicuously low distortion spec. It also employs a low impedance high voltage power supply, and a D.C. filament circuit just to keep things nice and quiet.

Retrospec then took one significant step further and included enough gain and headroom to be able to drive a 10k input at professional line level. Now you can go from instrument to console channel line in or direct to tape machine in one sweet clean step! Don’t take our word for it; ask the artists, engineers, producers and studio owners who have put it to the test!

  • Frequency response: 10Hz to 100kHz
  • Distortion: 0.05%
  • Noise: Better than 90 dB
  • Clipping: +18 dBu
  • Transient response:  > 1 uSec (no ringing or overshoot)

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The Squeeze BoxFinally! High quality tube compression and limiting is available (read: affordable) to the home/project studio and discerning musicians. retrospec’s classic, optically controlled unit, housed in a rugged stomp box has been designed to meet the needs of musicians and audio engineers alike.

The result? A remarkable unit with exceptional performance features

  • Frequency response: 10 Hz to 40lHz
  • Distortion: 0.2%
  • Noise floor: > 70bBu
  • Clipping: +20dBu

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