Chandler Limited TG 1 Limiter - Abbey Road Special Edition Reviews
The Chandler Limited TG1 Abbey Road Special Edition limiter is an authentic re-creation of the classic EMI TG12413 - used on The Beatles' Abbey Road and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon albums. Although the TG12413 was never offered commercially, Chandler Limited has resurrected the beast from the original design specifications and circuit board drawings as provided by Abbey Road Studios and EMI. This compressor/limiter features an all-discrete circuit with transformer-balanced input and output that produces smooth, pleasing distortion. For a distinctive Abbey Road sonic flavor, put Chandler Limited's TG1 Abbey Road Special Edition limiter in your rack.
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What did you do to my drums!!!
This unit is in 90% of all great drums recording. What it does with a room mic is unexplainable... you have to listen to it to get it. Magic. I use it on guitars, too. With my Telecaster, just kissing the needle... magic again. Creamy, smooth, defined. Another silly example: I was using EZ drummer and ran it through this monster and that "frog to prince" tail happened before my ears. Buy it. Thanks Dan VanAmerongen for another winner.
