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The Neve 5316/A is a highly revered vintage analog mixing console, originally designed for broadcast in the 1970s (around 1972-1976) but quickly adopted by elite recording studios for its exceptional sound quality. It is known for its "musical" EQ, transformer-balanced circuitry, and the "big, fat, and colored" sound that defined the golden age of analog recording.

The 5316/A remains a highly desirable centerpiece in our studio today, prized for the character and depth it brings to modern recordings.

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The MCI JH-428 is an iconic analog mixing console from the 1970s, recognized for introducing the revolutionary "In-Line Monitoring" configuration that became an industry standard. It is highly prized for its unique "dark and saturated" sound profile, transformer-balanced inputs, and high headroom, which many engineers find superior to more modern, clinically precise consoles.

The JH-428 helped define the sound of an era, providing a powerful, character-filled centerpiece for top studios around the world.