Stam Audio StamChild SA-670 Stereo Analog Tube Compressor

Stam Audio StamChild SA-670 Stereo Analog Tube Compressor

Marsoni

M251S

$5147.50

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Stam Audio StamChild SA-670 Stereo Analog Tube CompressorThe StamChild SA 670 is Stam Audio's take on the most iconic and finest sounding tube compressor in history, the Fairchild 670. The finest tube compressor in history Beloved by some of the greatest engineers and producers in the industry, the Stamchild has become a modern classic. While designing the SA 670 we had two main objectives in mind: first and foremost, the audio path, transformers and tone had to remain identical to the original units, and

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Overall it's nice to have these replacement parts. A few issues: 1. The included tiny plastic-handled screwdriver snapped in half right away when we used it to remove some screws from the unit. 2. The screwdriver isn't the right size for some of the screws. It would be nice to have 2 sizes, both sturdier than the original. 3. The cleaning tool (see pic) has a square shaped end, instead if a tapered end like the original. This means you can't use it to clean the end notches on the main brush. 4. One of the main brushes doesn't fit well, and causes a horrendously loud noise when we tried it. The second brush is as quiet as the original.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023