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Product Ref: 329293
Unleash the rich and timeless sounds of the Universal Audio 6176 Vintage Channel Strip. This exceptional piece of outboard gear combines the iconic 610 microphone preamp, designed by the legendary Bill Putnam, with the renowned FET compression of the 1176LN. The result? A stellar package that delivers warm and smooth tones in a top-notch mic preamp design. With a track record that includes recording artists such as Frank Sinatra and Van Halen I, the 6176 Vintage Channel Strip has become a trusted choice in professional studios.
Featuring easy-to-use controls, the 6176 Vintage Channel Strip has become the preferred tool for industry heavyweights like Vance Powell and Joe Chiccarelli, as well as acclaimed artists such as Chris Martin of Coldplay, Norah Jones, Wyclef Jean, and James Mercer of The Shins. Experience the flexibility of this channel strip by simply switching between "Split" and "Join" modes to utilize the preamp's capabilities to the fullest.
At the heart of the 6176 is the revered 2-610 microphone and instrument preamplifier. Renowned audio engineer Michael Cooper of Mix Magazine describes it as "hands-down, the most dimensional mic preamp I've ever heard". Producer Peter Wade, who has collaborated with acclaimed acts like Wyclef Jean and Jennifer Lopez, simply declares, "This box rocks." The mic preamp sections of the 6176 Vintage Channel Strip stay true to the quality and character of the 2-610, while adding high-tension power regulation for enhanced bass response. Additionally, the front-panel 15db pad switch gives you precise control over your signal's level.
"All the vocals on the Adele tracks I produced were recorded through the Universal Audio 6176, so you can credit Adele's bright and crystal-clear, dulcet tones to the UA preamp and compressor."
Paul Epworth - Producer of the Year 2012 (Adele, Foster the People)
"If I could only have one piece of gear, I would choose the 6176 hands down. I NEED it."
Matt Appleton - Foxy Shazam
"The 6176 is my favorite for getting big warm tones from bowed cello and bass, as well as clean guitar textures."
Charlie Clouser - NIN, "Saw" Soundtracks