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NEVE 33114 (1081) PAIR IN BOUTIQUE AUDIO RACK!!!!!!
Estimated price for orientation: 7 000 $
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Description Brand: Neve
NEVE NEVE NEVE NEVE NEVE!!!! Offering a great deal on a racked pair of NEVE 33114s ready to plug and play. I own 1085s, 1081s, & 1064s and these are as powerful and HUGE sounding as their brothers!!! NEED $$$ and would keep them otherwise! THESE SOUND GREAT ON BASS, VOCALS, GUITARS, YOU NAME IT!!!!!! Don't miss this chance to own a piece of audio history! Sold as is. Offering FREE shipping. Great Cosmetic Shape. Smoke Free Studio. The Neve 33114 is a broadcast module and is class a/b. The console it comes from is called a Neve Melbourne. They share the same mic preamp as the 1081 but it has different EQ points. These are also cheaper than the Neve 1081 module by a couple grand. I have a vintage 1081 as well and it doesn’t sound a couple grand better than the 33114, that’s for sure. I mainly use these on piano and guitars. On guitars they sound big and open, with minimal EQ you can totally dial in a sound in seconds. For piano, I usually add a little 15k for some air and that’s it.
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| Brand: | Neve |
NEVE NEVE NEVE NEVE NEVE!!!! Offering a great deal on a racked pair of NEVE 33114s ready to plug and play. I own 1085s, 1081s, & 1064s and these are as powerful and HUGE sounding as their brothers!!! NEED $$$ and would keep them otherwise! THESE SOUND GREAT ON BASS, VOCALS, GUITARS, YOU NAME IT!!!!!! Don't miss this chance to own a piece of audio history! Sold as is. Offering FREE shipping. Great Cosmetic Shape. Smoke Free Studio. The Neve 33114 is a broadcast module and is class a/b. The console it comes from is called a Neve Melbourne. They share the same mic preamp as the 1081 but it has different EQ points. These are also cheaper than the Neve 1081 module by a couple grand. I have a vintage 1081 as well and it doesn’t sound a couple grand better than the 33114, that’s for sure. I mainly use these on piano and guitars. On guitars they sound big and open, with minimal EQ you can totally dial in a sound in seconds. For piano, I usually add a little 15k for some air and that’s it.