It's like $180 right now marked down from $400 street.
It's a class A, transformerless preamp with an opto compressor, an aural exciter, and a big bottom processor.

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Loop wrote:Yup. They're badass. Lots of headroom on the pre before clipping, super clean (not like a WA12, good but totally completely different. More like no tone, just volume on the pre....great for clean stuff you don't want changed going into the DAW)
The big bottom circuit is kinda neat. Same subharmonic idea as the old Peavey Kosmos, but better. I like it on fingerpicked acoustic stuff.
The comp, as all photocell/optos are, is slow, but musical. Won't always catch a snap, snare, or bass click, but it's good at hugging a vocal, or strum.
Aphex is discontinuing these, as well as a few of their 500 modules, and the USB 500 series rack, so we got SICK blowout deals, hence the price. They're focusing on their more popular products, and trimming the fat in their line.
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ajaxlepinski wrote:I consider a preamp, a compressor and an exciter, THE "must have" processors before you hit the digital realm. (and a 10+ band graphic EQ)
The Project Channel looks like a nice, all-in-one that includes all three processors at a great price.
I would definitely get it if I wasn't already invested in my 500 series, 3 space rack: Heritage Audio 73jr Preamp, a Really Nice Compressor and, when I have some spare cash, there's an empty slot for a Aphex EX BB exciter.
The Project Channel is not as flexible as having a separate preamp, compressor and exciter but, it's conveniently laid out and easy to use. Two thumbs up!![]()