Only1Milty wrote:

Anyone? Could be interesting.
Apparently from the same DeMedio console maker of the 70's

Milt

If you're referring to Frank DeMedio, that's the guy. And yes, I've tried out
the prototype and was very impressed. It's very clean and transparent, but in
no way seems "clinical" or cold. I absolutely loved it on my C7 piano (with
km-184's)--very detailed, but not harsh, and extremely realistic and, well,
beautiful for lack of a better word. On acoustic guitar with a TLM-103 18" out
and pointing straight at the sound hole it was one of the most convincing and
engaging acoustic guitar recordings I've ever heard. On vocals, with a Lawson
L47, I deferred to my DRS-2, for more vibe. A friend of mine likes using it
with a U-47 for operatic soprano.

I have API's, 737's, UA 2-610, Phoenix DRS-2, and Great River ME-1NV, and the
DeMedio does things none of these can do. If I didn't already have access to
one, I'd probably buy it. Heck, I might anyway.

i don't know who's dealing these. I mentioned it to Fletcher but got no
response. Hopefully there's a way you can try one for yourself.

-R