Retro Instruments 176 Limiting Amplifire with NOS tubes

The Retro Instruments 176 is a design inspired by a Bill Putnam classic, the UA 176. The 176 faithfully reproduces the sound of the 1960s original with new features for the modern recording studio.

The Retro Instruments 176 provides one of the most desirable compression signatures in recording history.

Features:
- Authentic variable-mu tube design
- Precision Knob scales for easy recallability
- Continuously variable attack and release time
- Four settings of compression ratio from soft compression to limiting (2:1, 4:1, 8:1, 12:1)
- Wide-Range Sidechain Highpass Filter
- Vocal Asymmetry Tool
- Hard-wire Bypass Switch
- Interstage Transformer Bypass Switch
- High Quality VU Meter switchable between Input, Output and Gain - Reduction
- XLR input and output connections
- IEC power connector
- 115/230V AC Mains
- Easy stereo strapping of two or more units
- Selected NOS tubes and components

Serial No. #00265

Excellent working condition, good visual condition. PSU is switchable between 115V and 230V, currently set to work on 230V. EU power cord included.

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