via Intellijel"Azimuth II – 10 HP Stereo panning/balance, crossfading, dual linear VCA and stereo enhancer/processor!
The Azimuth is back! This is a completely new circuit jam packed with 12 VCAs to perform three core and independent functions:
linear input VCAs + Constant Voltage panning/fading + super stereo processing.
External signals are first processed by the input VCAs, they are then fed to the panning circuit and then processed by the stereo enhancement section.
Features:
-10HP and skiff friendly
- Stereo linear input VCAs with independent CV controls and attenuators
- WIDTH control determines functionality of the Panning knob:
- Full CCW is MONO width and the Panning knob acts as a linear xfade control between the left and right source signals.
-Middle setting is normal STEREO operation. A mono signal in the left input can be panned between L/R and a stereo source can be balanced.
-Full CW is the super stereo mode which employs a special trick to create the aural illusion of an extra wide stereo image.
-Full CV control with attenuator of the width amount
-Switch for changing the direction of panning/fading
-DC coupled inputs
-6pin header to normal the stereo outputs to the stereo inputs of the uJack via ribbon cable.
-Price $260"
"uJack – 6HP Headphone amp and stereo unbalanced output
This is a module I have wanted to put out for a long time and it is something I need and use all the time. I love being able to bring my skiff into the living room and plug in a pair of headphones to jam out. It also makes a very convenient line out interface for recording or amplifying your rig.
David Dixon added his touch by designing the headphone amp circuit so it was capable of driving very low impedance studio quality headphones. We have tried it on some 30Ohm Beyerdynamic and Sennheiser headphones and they sound very clear and loud.
Features:
-6HP and skiff friendly
-Headphone amp capable of driving low impedence headphones via 1/4″ stereo Nuetrik jack
-L and R -10dBv unbalanced line level outputs on TRS 1/4″ Neutrik jacks
-Switch for mono/stereo monitoring
-Left input normalled to Right input
-Individual level attenuators and global stereo heaphone gain control
-6pin header on back of module and ribbon cable for connecting directly to outputs of Azimuth II.
-Price $120"
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