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    West Milford, NJ – Empirical Labs is pleased to announce the DocDerr, a brand new

    API 500 series multi-purpose channel strip. This breakthrough tone enhancement

    module houses six different sections of digitally controlled analog processing at an

    extremely affordable price point ($799 MSRP).

    A super low-noise preamp capable of line or 16 dB of “instrument” gain is followed

    by four sections of EQ offering one selectable high pass and three parametric bands.

    The dynamics section provides renowned Empirical Labs compression at an

    unprecedented price, as well as a tape emulation circuit to soften high frequencies

    and clips.  A “Mix” knob allows the user to blend the uncompressed EQ’s signal with

    the compressed and saturated signal.  Inputs and outputs are DC coupled, and the

    output can be switched between single ended or differential, yielding + 6dB of gain.

    A “Bad!” hard clip indicator monitors most every section for internal clipping.

     

    “I couldn’t be more delighted with this piece,” says ELI founder and designer Dave

    Derr.  “It has an interface and feature set unlike anything else on the market.”

     

    The DocDerr model EL-Rx will be available with either horizontal or vertically

    oriented front panel configurations, and begins shipping July 2011.

     

    Empirical Labs Inc. (ELI) is a New Jersey-based company that designs and produces

    professional audio equipment and software for creative professionals. ELI products

    are made with one simple philosophy that drives the company and continues their

    success: “We want to make products that work a little easier, a little better, and a

    lot longer - and make sure they are fun to use."

     

    Distributed exclusively worldwide by:

     

    Wave Distribution

    PO Box 49

    West Milford, NJ 07480

    Contact:

    David Bryce

    (805) 338-4864

     

    For more information on Empirical Labs, please visit www.empiricallabs.com




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