Post by ironinthepath on Jun 12, 2023 19:42:01 GMT -6
Hello all,
This is my first attempt at a sale on RGO but I have been around here for a decent amount of time and "the purple site" for more than 15 years (same username). I have made purchases from two RGO members if references desired.
For sale is my Drawmer DL251 “spectral” compressor ($320 obo). PayPal is my preferred payment. Maybe we can split shipping (from Texas)?
I am not the original owner but have had it for about 25 years, used only in my home studio since purchasing.
This was actually my first online purchase ever (in high school), bought from www.soundart.com from Canada, came with no serial number (still has the Soundart sticker though): it came to them through auction, as far as I understand. Outside shows typical use but insides look flawless (no mods, etc.), it functions well (pots a little scratchy but seem to mostly go away after a few turns). To my ears it sounds the way it did when I purchased.
The DL251 is still in production: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DL251--drawmer-dl251
Its unique feature is that it lets you dial in an increase high-frequencies as gain-reduction increases. I remember liking it on drums but haven't recorded them in several years - need the rack space for some "new friends".
Ping me if interested, I can get you some pics.
Thanks.
-Chris
This is my first attempt at a sale on RGO but I have been around here for a decent amount of time and "the purple site" for more than 15 years (same username). I have made purchases from two RGO members if references desired.
For sale is my Drawmer DL251 “spectral” compressor ($320 obo). PayPal is my preferred payment. Maybe we can split shipping (from Texas)?
I am not the original owner but have had it for about 25 years, used only in my home studio since purchasing.
This was actually my first online purchase ever (in high school), bought from www.soundart.com from Canada, came with no serial number (still has the Soundart sticker though): it came to them through auction, as far as I understand. Outside shows typical use but insides look flawless (no mods, etc.), it functions well (pots a little scratchy but seem to mostly go away after a few turns). To my ears it sounds the way it did when I purchased.
The DL251 is still in production: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DL251--drawmer-dl251
Its unique feature is that it lets you dial in an increase high-frequencies as gain-reduction increases. I remember liking it on drums but haven't recorded them in several years - need the rack space for some "new friends".
Ping me if interested, I can get you some pics.
Thanks.
-Chris