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Dizengoff Audio’s D4 is a single-channel mic preamp based on a design created by EMI’s in-house Recording Engineering Development Department, as part of the development of the REDD.51 tube console. Although also installed in various other EMI studios, the REDD.51 was made famous by its tenure in Abbey Road’s Studio 2 from 1964 to ’68, where it was used to record the Beatles and Pink Floyd, amongst others. Dizengoff’s aim “to build affordable tributes to classic recording gear based on the original circuitry but with a Chicago-inspired twist” has resulted in their D4 being a re-engineered and expanded version of the original EMI design, rather than an exact clone.
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Dizengoff Audio’s D4 is a single-channel mic preamp based on a design created by EMI’s in-house Recording Engineering Development Department, as part of the development of the REDD.51 tube console. Although also installed in various other EMI studios, the REDD.51 was made famous by its tenure in Abbey Road’s Studio 2 from 1964 to ’68, where it was used to record the Beatles and Pink Floyd, amongst others. Dizengoff’s aim “to build affordable tributes to classic recording gear based on the original circuitry but with a Chicago-inspired twist” has resulted in their D4 being a re-engineered and expanded version of the original EMI design, rather than an exact clone.
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