" Recently Drawmer introduced a new version of its 1960, the venerable and mid-priced ($2750) stereo mic pre/DI/compressor. This version is called the 1969, and all of its modifications are ... "
" ... on bass; it almost sounds as if the mids and lows are processed separately. In contrast, the DI on my Drawmer 1960 seems to overdrive the entire frequency spectrum simultaneously. Both DI's do very different things with their tubes, and the Gas ... "
" ... and various country guitar licks. I recorded the tambourine with a Neumann M 149 tube mic, the X73i, and a Drawmer 1960 compressor (all going into a Pro Tools|HD Accel system). Gain settings were easy and fast. To get the tambourine to ... "
" ... DI, a Whirlwind passive DI, the DI input of an API 3124 preamp channel, and the DI input of a Drawmer 1960 preamp/compressor. I didn't do any scientific measurements, but just stuck with playing, recording, and listening to the instruments. I found ... "
" A new addition to the venerable Drawmer line, the 1970, is a dual FET compressor, dual mic pre, and mono DI. It's versatile and easy to use with a vast feature set. While the 1970 borrows its layout inspiration from the Drawmer 1960, features have been updated and it's not a tube-based unit. As always, Drawmer's cleanly designed faceplate outlines each of the ... "
