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Vertrieb & Consulting GmbH Pfaff Nihon ElectroHarmonix TAIWAN Source Distribution Elizando A V Audio SYS srl +386 7 4901155 +420 516 454 769 +49 59 03 93 88-0 +354- 533-2222 +813 3232 7601 +44 020 8962 5080 +33 31 22 13 43 +40 21 4561765 Hi-End www.audiopro.si www.disk.cz www.sea-vertrieb.de www.pfaff.is www.electroharmonix.co.jp www.sourcedistribution.co.uk www.elizondomusic.com www.avaudiosys.ro +886 2 37655778 BULGARIA DENMARK GREECE INDONESIA JAPAN (Software) NETHERLANDS SOUTH AFRICA TRINIDAD UNITED STATES Almar Co. Ltd. Luthman Scandinavia Elina SA Wisma Musik Melodia Hook Up, Inc. Amptec Tuerk Music Technologies AMR Limited Universal Audio, Inc. +359 251 1538 +457 026 6555 +30 210 8830311-14 +62 31 567 4680 +813 3255 2777 +0032 11 281459 +27 117928402 www.caribslam.com 831-466-3737 [email protected] www.luthman.dk www.elina.gr [email protected] www.hookup.co.jp www.www.amptec.be www.tuerkmusic.co.za +868 638 6385 www.uaudio.com/dealers Hardware LA-2A LA-3A 2-LA-2 2-610 LA-610 6176 1176LN 2-1176 8110 SOLO/610 2192 DCS Remote Preamp 710 Twin-Finity GAIN REDUCTION CLASSICS OUTPUT +10 OUTPUT +4 TELETRONIX LEVELING AMPLIFIER ENGINEERING CO. MODEL LA-2A 50 60 50 60 40 40 Definitive optical style compressor 70 70 30 30 80 80 LIMIT 20 20 ON 90 Front 90 10 10 100 100 0 0 Lag free, distortion free optical attenuator system POWER GAIN PEAK REDUCTION CAUTION / AVIS CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS DO NOT OPEN! PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE Distortion less than 0.5% THD ' ! RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE 10 9 G 6 5 4 3 2 1 NE PAS OUVRIR! ATTENTION: 'POUR REDUIRE LE RISQUE DU FEU OU DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE N' EXPOSEZ PAS CE PRODUIT A LA PLUIE OU A L'CHUMIDITE' 6AQ5 OUTPUT INPUT R3 Class A line level output amplifier T4A LA-2A C POWER IN: 115V~ 50/60 Hz 400 mA Rear 230V~ 50/60 Hz 200 mA FUSE RATING: T 400 mA L 115V~ T 200 mA L 230V~ REPLACE FUSE WITH SAME 0 to 40 dB gain limiting RATING AND TYPE ONLY! Classic Leveling Amplifier R37 12AX7 12BH7 12AX7 “As part of a well-equipped studio,this unit is simply indispensable… Ted Spencer – Audio Media, November 2002” Audio professionals revere the LA-2A. The original was immediately acknowledged for Technical Specifications (more at uaudio.com/specs) its natural compression characteristics. A unique electro-optical attenuator system allows Gain: 40 dB ± 1dB instantaneous gain reduction with no increase in harmonic distortion – an accomplishment at the Input Level: +16 dB maximum time, still appreciated today. Painstaking care has been taken to ensure that every new LA-2A Output Level: +10 dB nominal, +16 dB maximum Attack Time: 10 milliseconds provides the performance and characteristics of the original. Each unit is hand built. The Release Time: 0.06 seconds for 50% release; Teletronix LA-2A Classic Leveling Amplifier will bring the same transparent compression 0.5 to 5 seconds for complete release characteristics as the original to all of your recordings. Noise: less than 75 dB below +10 dBm output level 4 LA-3A PEAK GAIN REDUCTION AUDIO LEVELER Classic Solid-State Opto-Compressor Front Custom UA Transformers & T4 cell GR OUTPUT UNIVERSAL AUDIO POWER ON UNIVERSAL AUDIO, INC. SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Discrete Amplifier – up to 50dB gain LIMIT MOD 50dB GAIN +/- IN COMPRESS NORMAL 30dB COM CHASSIS LINE IN Rear Panel "Gain Mod" switch for gain control STEREO ADJ LA-3A STEREO Rear MONO 115V COM 3AG 1/8 AMP SB HF OUT CONTOUR +/- Designed by ex-UREI engineer- Dennis Fink 230V Classic Audio Leveler 3AG 1/16 AMP SB FLAT LINE OUT “I was recently mixing some live stuff for Bruce Springsteen and had an original LA-3A on his voice... I switched it for the LA-3A reissue. It was every bit as smooth and transparent as the original – I really couldn't tell the difference... Bob Clearmountain – Producer & Mix Engineer ” Bruce Springsteen, Pretenders, Bryan Adams, etc. The original LA-3A Leveling Amplifier made its debut at the 1969 NY AES show Technical Specifications (more at uaudio.com/specs) and marked the departure from the tube design of the LA-2A . The LA-3A incorporated components Maximum Gain: 50 dB +/- 1dB and design concepts from the Putnam-designed 1176LN Limiting Amplifier. Immediately embraced Input level: 0dBm at 50dB gain; +20dBm at 30dB gain as a studio workhorse and still widely used today, the LA-3A remains a favorite of engineers and Output level: +20 dBm nominal, +27 dBm maximum Attack Time: 1.5 milliseconds or less producers worldwide. Our reissue of the LA-3A retains all the internal and external qualities of the Release Time: 0.06 seconds for 50% release; 0.5 to 5 seconds original. Original rear panel connections and controls are maintained, while the commonly performed for complete release “LA-3A gain mod” is added as an additional switch for maximum gain reduction range. Noise: 80 dB below program at threshold of limiting UREI is a registered trademark of Harman International Industries, Inc. 5 Sound and circuit of the original Teletronix LA-2A Front Linked stereo or dual mono operation Custom UA transformers, audiophile components 2-LA-2 CHANNEL B CHANNEL A Designed by original UREI® engineer Dennis Fink Twin T4 Leveling Amplifier Rear “This really is magic: two LA-2As in a box. George Schilling, Resolution Magazine, November/December 2007 ” The 2-LA-2 is a feature-enhanced stereo evolution of its ancestor that Technical Specifications (more at uaudio.com/specs) elegantly combines two channels of silky, tube-amplified, stereo matched optical gain reduction in one Gain: 35dB unit. Designed by original UREI® engineer Dennis Fink, the 2-LA-2 retains the original all-discrete Class A Input Level: +24dB Output Level: +20 dBu @ 1% circuitry and core “sonic signature” components that made the LA-2A the studio standard compressor in Slow Attack Time: 10ms recording studios around the world. The 2-LA-2 delivers the same authentic, smooth as silk gain reduction Slow Release Time: 0.06 for 50% release; .5 to 5 seconds for complete release you’ve come to know and trust with the LA-2A, conveniently re-designed into a 2U two-channel package. Noise: -70dBu 6 Classic sound of the legendary 610 console Front Mic, balanced line, and Hi-Z input Switchable -15dB pad 2-610 Variable input gain and output levels Rear Custom wound double sized alloy transformers Dual Channel Tube Preamp “...hands-down, the most dimensional mic preamp I’ve ever heard for recording vocals.
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