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Black Lion Audio Seventeen 500 Single-Channel FET Compressor (500 Series Module)

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Black Lion Audio Seventeen 500 Single-Channel FET Compressor (500 Series Module)Compress vocals, guitars, drums, basses, and virtually all things with the Black Lion Audio Seventeen 500, the company's double slot, 500 series adaptation of its 19" rackmount Seventeen single channel compressor. Seventeen 500 is all about modernizing the classic '76 FET compressor limiter engineers and musicians all know and love by keeping what works and sounds great while adding modern features and conveniences not found on the original '76. With

Compress vocals, guitars, drums, basses, and virtually all things with the Black Lion Audio Seventeen 500, the company's double-slot, 500-series adaptation of its 19" rackmount Seventeen single-channel compressor. Seventeen 500 is all about modernizing the classic '76 FET compressor/limiter engineers and musicians all know and love by keeping what works and sounds great while adding modern features and conveniences not found on the original '76. With its redesigned and improved IC-based front, the compressor provides a clean, punchy, modern sound under light compression and a more colorful vintage character when pushed. That front-end, when coupled with the company's custom-designed, made-in-Chicago output transformer delivers details and nuances with a huge bottom end that balances out its open top end very nicely. High-grade Nichicon signal capacitors and proprietary power decoupling ensure an incredibly low noise floor.

Designed for versatility from the get-go, Seventeen 500 offers a set of powerful modern features that expand the tonal palette of the original '76. Stereo link a pair of Seventeen 500s for drum bus, keyboards, backing vocals, or even entire mixes. Use the frequency adjustable sidechain—with selectable high- and low-pass filters—and the wet/dry mix knob to dial in just the right amount of parallel compression, straight out of the box. Last but not least, the "all-buttons-in" mode makes it easier to engage multiple ratio controls simultaneously than on classic models. The Seventeen 500 is hand-assembled and tested in the USA.

Features
  • 500-series version of Black Lion Audio’s take on the classic ’76 FET compressor/limiter
  • Improved and custom-redesigned IC-based front end circuit
  • American-made transformer
  • Proprietary power decoupling for an impressively low noise floor
  • Employs high-grade Nichicon signal capacitors
  • Frequency-adjustable sidechain with selectable high- and low-pass filters (100 and 200 Hz)
  • Wet/Dry mix knob allows for parallel compression not available on vintage rackmount units
  • Stereo-linkable
  • Easy-to-engage all-buttons-in mode
  • Hand-assembled and tested in the USA

Specifications

Controls Attack: Continuously Variable 20 to 800 mS
Release: Continuously Variable 1200 to 50 mS
Sidechain HPF: OFF, 100, 200 Hz
Ratio Pushbutton Selected 4:1, 8:1, 12:1, 20:1, or any Other Combination
Dimensions (WxHxD) 3 x 5.25 x 9" / 76 x 178 x 229 mm
Weight 3.25 lb / 1.47 kg
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