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Artist Spotlight: Slash

"It's been an interesting road from the mid 90s up until now,” says Slash. "I never stopped to think, ‘What am I gonna to do in the long term?' Or ruminated on my solo career, where it was heading. I've just been jamming around, going wherever the muse has taken me. And this is the first time where I feel like I'm in the saddle and riding my own destiny with some genuine focus.”

For fans who've tracked the broken glass and ruby slipper journey of Guns N' Roses lead guitarist since the release of Appetite for Destruction two days before his 22nd birthday 25 years ago this July, one can't help but be radioactive with enthusiasm. Apocalyptic Love is not just a new record by the storied musician with the black top hat and magical gift for riff, for Slash and his three co-conspirators; it is, indeed, destiny. And everyone involved is poised for the ride.

"The entire album was recorded like a live performance record where the band was all set up together in the big room,” observes producer Eric Valentine, whose Barefoot Recording Studios in Hollywood provided the fertile sonic soil for Love to blossom. "Slash played his solos live as the drums were going down. The vocals were overdubbed because Myles Kennedy was playing rhythm guitar live. The whole thing is Todd Kerns' bass, Brent Fitz' drums, and two main guitars. Slash played the solos while the band was jamming so we didn't have to go back and overdub solos either, which he really dug.”

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1073 DMP
DMP Case

1073DMP Desktop Mic Pre





"The DMP is perfect for live DI situations, recording on the go and of course, simple desktop recording. Having that 1073 sound in such a compact and powerful unit is a brilliant idea."

Dave Weiner
Guitarist for Steve Vai


The First Portable 1073 Mic Pre

The 1073 DMP features the same pre-amp and the same Carnhill (St Ives) transformers as the 1073 and 1084.

All units come standard with the 'Bootsy Collins' mod which consists of an OEP Carnhill DI transformer to create the first 1073 direct box. The 1073DMP features include two DI thrus, phase reverse, 48V for phantom power, a built in PSU for extra portability and the same hand-wired modular design that BAE is known for.

DMP Users Include:

Slash, Vance Powell, Chris "Frenchie' Smith, Timo Kielnecker (G Love), Chris Chaney (Alanis Morrisette Janes Addiction), Warren Haynes, Bootsy Collins, Snoop Dogg, Matt Sorum, Huw Williams, Dave Weiner, Derek Trucks, Oteal Burbridge, Jackie Greene, The Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Charles Twilling, Bobby Vega, Rafael Moreira

Features

  • Built in PSU for extra portability.
  • DI in and DI through.
  • 48v for phantom power.
  • Solid steel chassis.
  • Same hand-wired modular design that BAE is known for.

DMP 1073 Desktop Mic Pre MAP: $1,295.00
Road Case for DMP MAP: $225.00

1073DMP Specifications

Frequency Response
10Hz to -3dB at 55kHz

Mic Pre Input Impedance
≅1200 ohms

DI Input Impedance
≅150k ohms

Output Impedance
65 ohms

Common Mode Rejection Ratio
100dB min @ 60Hz

Maximum Output Level
+27.4 dBu @ 600Ω

Power Requirements
115/230 VAC, 28W

Gain Voltage
0 to 33.4 Volts

Gain dB
0 to 71 dB

Equivalent Input Noise
-110 dBu; Unweighted 300kHz Bandwidth

Weight
7.3 LBS/3.31 KG

Dimensions (Inches)
5.3W x 4L x 11D

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2CR Fully Loaded
2CR Back

2 Channel Module Rack


2CR Features

The 2CR will house two 10 series modules like the 1073, 1084, 1066 etc... (Vintage modules or new).

The build quality of this rack makes it superior to any system on the market today. We use a solid steel internal chassis that are custom molded so that the module slides in easily without the need for guide rails.

It has a separate output knob and comes complete with 48v for phantom power.

What also makes this rack unique is the Carnhill OEP direct inputs. We mount two Carnhill OEP line transformers so you can plug your bass or guitar directly into the unit.

MAP: $1,999.00

2CR Specifications

DI Input Impedance

≅150k ohms

Power Requirements
115/230 VAC, 34W

Weight (Empty)
20/9.07 KG

Dimensions (in Inches)
19W x 5L x 13.75D

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Single Channel
Dual Channel
Steve Steven's Mod
24V PSU
24V PSU Back

1073MP Rackmount Mic Pre


Steve Stevens Mod

The Steve Stevens mod blends both channels into one output. Once you have the tone you are looking for from, lets say, a ribbon and a dynamic mic, you can blend both channels in the analogue world, into one output to avoid stacking up multiple tracks. (*Mod not included)





"I just got my 1073MP and I couldn't be happier. I've been using various BAE pres in other studios for years, but never had a pair in my own home studio. I absolutely love this unit being in my rack and now my vibe here at my studio was just elevated so much. Thanks for making some of the best gear out there!!!!"


Mike Castonguay
Lukewarm Freeda Productions


1073MP Features

This is the mic pre-amp version of the 1073 equaliser having the same well-known characteristic Class A sound with its harmonically rich low end, slight resonant highs, and maintained focused mids.

A Carnhill transformer coupled input, with two selectable impedances makes the 1073MP work well with a variety of microphones.

There is also a line input feature for adding depth to 2-bus mixes and a DI input for all passive and active instruments.

As a coloured and versatile mic-pre, the 1073MP maintains its sonic signature across a wide bandwidth.

  • All Class A, transformer-coupled design in a 19" 1U chassis.
  • Line level XLR inputs for extra versatility as a line preamp.
  • High impedance DI for guitar and synth.
  • The same Class A components as the 1073 and 1084.
  • Illuminated phase reverse and phantom power push-buttons.
  • Input impedance selector switch between 1200 and 300 ohms.
  • Same modular design and hand-wiring BAE is known for.
  • Regulated linear power supply will run up to four channels.

1073MP single channel w/power supply MAP: $1,295.00
1073MP single channel w/out power supply MAP: $1,095.00
1073MP dual channel w/power supply MAP: $2,295.00
1073MP dual channel w/out power supply MAP: $2,095.00

1073MP Specifications

Frequency Response
10Hz to -3dB at 55kHz

Mic Input Impedance
≈1200/300 ohms

Line Input Impedance
10k ohms

DI Input Impedance
≈150k ohms

Output Impedance
65 ohms

Common Mode Rejection Ratio
100dB min @ 60Hz

Maximum Output Level
+27.4 dBu @ 600Ω

Power Requirements
115/230 VAC, 30W

Gain dB
0 to 71 dB

Equivalent Input Noise
-110 dBu; Unweighted 300kHz Bandwidth

Weight (Single/Dual)
8 LBS/3.63 KG
10 LBS/4.54 KG

Dimensions (Inches)
19W x 1.75L x 9D

Tips

Set the gain knob (red Marconi) around 20 on the dial and set the output (grey knob) fully clockwise. This gives you the highest headroom and cleanest signal path. Every click is in 5db increments so if one click is too hot, attenuate the output to get in between the 5db steps.

Another trick people like to do is to put the final mix through the line inputs on the back to get that harmonic distortion. To get even more of that Class A output stage is to come out of channel 1 and into channel 2 then you have an accumulative effect of that classic output stage.

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Inside

1073MPL 500 Series Mic Pre



"I just got my 1073MP and I couldn't be happier. I've been using various BAE pres in other studios for years, but never had a pair in my own home studio. I absolutely love this unit being in my rack and now my vibe here at my studio was just elevated so much. Thanks for making some of the best gear out there!!!!"


Mike Castonguay
Lukewarm Freeda Productions


1073MPL Features

This is the 500 Series version of the 1073MP (a mic pre-amp version of the 1073 equaliser) having the same well-known characteristic Class A sound with its harmonically rich low end, slight resonant highs, and maintained focused mids.

Two selectable impedances makes the 1073MPL work well with a variety of microphones.

As a coloured and versatile mic-pre, the 1073MPL maintains its sonic signature across a wide bandwidth.

  • All Class A, transformer-coupled design in a 500 series module.
  • Original Marconi knobs.
  • Input impedance selector switch between 1200 and 300 ohms.
  • Line level capability for extra versatility as a line preamp.
  • High impedance DI for guitar and synth.
  • Same Carnhill St Ives transformers as the 1073 and 1084.
  • Same modular design and hand-wiring BAE is known for.

1073MPL 500 Series Module MAP: $1095.00

1073MPL Specifications

Frequency Response
10Hz to -3dB at 55kHz

Line Input Impedance
10k ohms

Output Impedance
65 ohms

Common Mode Rejection Ratio
100dB min @ 60Hz

Maximum Output Level
+27.4 dBu @ 600Ω

Gain dB
0 to 71 dB

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B15 500 Series Module




B15 Features

  • Standard 500 series modular size 1.5" x 5.25"
  • 3-bands with 5 selectable frequencies per band
  • +16 dB of boost and cut using continuous variable potentiometer
  • Push button shelving option for low and high frequencies
  • All discrete design
  • High headroom
  • Low noise
  • Jensen Transformer balanced input & output
  • Custom machined aluminium knobs
  • Elma Gold plated rotary switches and 15-way connector for longer life
  • Utilizes Avedis® 1122 Opamps

B15 Module MAP: $1,200.00

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Single Channel
Dual Channel
Single Channel Back
Steve Steven's Mod
24V PSU
24V PSU Back

1073MPF Rackmount Mic Pre


Steve Stevens Mod

The Steve Stevens mod blends both channels into one output. Once you have the tone you are looking for from, lets say, a ribbon and a dynamic mic, you can blend both channels in the analogue world, into one output to avoid stacking up multiple tracks. (*Mod not included)





"BAE mic pres are the truth... they have that nice warm sound like old 1073s but quieter. I love them! I use mine for everything, then run final mixes through the 1073MPF's. Balanced Inputs straight out of ProTools to CD to give them a phatt analogue richness."


Terrace Martin
Artist & Producer


1073MPF Features

This is the high-pass filter version of the 1073MP. The 1073MPF is the mic pre-amp version of the 1073 equaliser, sharing the the same well-known characteristic Class A sound with its harmonically rich low end, slight resonant highs and maintained focused mids.

A transformer coupled input, with two selectable impedances makes the 1073MP work well with a variety of microphones.

There is also a line input feature for adding depth to 2-bus mixes and a DI input for all passive and active instruments.

As a coloured and versatile mic-pre, the 1073MP maintains its sonic signature across a wide bandwidth.

  • All Class A, transformer-coupled design in a 19" 1U chassis.
  • Inductor based high pass filter
  • Line level XLR inputs for extra versatility as a line preamp.
  • High impedance DI for guitar and synth.
  • The same Class A components as the 1073 and 1084.
  • Illuminated phase reverse and phantom power pushbuttons.
  • Input impedance selector switch between 1200 and 300 ohms.
  • Same modular design and hand-wiring BAE is known for.
  • Regulated linear power supply will run up to four channels.

1073MPF single channel w/filter & power supply MAP: $1,645.00
1073MPF single channel w/filter, no power supply MAP: $1,445.00
1073MPF dual channel w/filter & power supply MAP: $2,895.00
1073MPF dual channel w/filter, no power supply MAP: $2,695.00

1073MPF Specifications

Frequency Response
10Hz to -3dB at 55kHz

High Pass Filter
50Hz, 80Hz, 160Hz, 300Hz

Mic Input Impedance
≈1200/300 ohms

Line Input Impedance
10k ohms

DI Input Impedance
≈150k ohms

Output Impedance
65 ohms

Common Mode Rejection Ratio
100dB min @ 60Hz

Maximum Output Level
+27.4 dBu @ 600Ω

Power Requirements
115/230 VAC, 30W

Gain dB
0 to 71 dB

Equivalent Input Noise
-110 dBu; Unweighted 300kHz Bandwidth

Weight (Single/Dual)
8 LBS / 3.63 KG
10 LBS / 4.54 KG

Dimensions (Inches)
19W x 1.75L x 9D

Tips

Set the gain knob (red Marconi) around 20 on the dial and set the output (grey knob) fully clockwise. This gives you the highest headroom and cleanest signal path. Every click is in 5db increments so if one click is too hot, attenuate the output to get in between the 5db steps.

Another trick people like to do is to put the final mix through the line inputs on the back to get that harmonic distortion. To get even more of that Class A output stage is to come out of channel 1 and into channel 2 then you have an accumulative effect of that classic output stage.

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