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Wednesday, June 11, 2008HiJust a reminder about our email contact addresses... If you have a sales enquiry, for instance price and availability of our products or where to obtain them from, please send the emails to sales@auroraaudio.net If you have technical questions about our products, for instance any advice on their use or technical advice on a problem, please send the emails to info@auroraaudio.net You'll get faster replies this way as there will be no need to forward emails to the other address! :o) Geoff posted by Geoff on 11:26 AM
Thursday, April 17, 2008HiVery much overdue... we have updated the products page of our web site to show our range of all discrete transistor, all Class A, products. http://www.auroraaudio.net/aa_html/aa_products.htm Click on any of the photos to enlarge them to supersize! We will be updating the page later this year to include a bevy of new products. Watch out for news on their introduction on this News Page! Geoff posted by Geoff on 3:52 PM
Thursday, January 17, 2008 Hi Well, how's that for irony? The "cyber ink" had barely dried on the previous post here when I received an email from our agent/distributor in Japan (www.alphamode.net) concerning a recent magazine review of the Neve tm 1073 clones! The review consisted of an original 1073 module and five other products including our GTQ2. Quoting from our distributor's email.... I'm now sending a review of most powerfull proaudio magazine in Japan . They did very nice comparison review and they said GTQ2 is the best. Of course, reviewer telling very softly but they say at last GTQ2 is best. The engineer who did recording is very famous as heavy NEVE user. He said that GTQ2 is the best preamp and EQ. Also the price is almost half of any rival's because they are only 1ch. The GTQ2 is not a clone of a 1073 and uses different circuitry and transformers. We have a 1972 vintage 8028 class A console in our studio that's full of original 1073 and 1084 modules. We are firmly of the opinion that the four channels of GTQ2 we have in the control room sound better than the original Neve tm modules and this is the main selling point of the GTQ2. It doesn't attempt to copy or sound like a 1073... it's better! Plus the fact that we provide two channels, each with a really useful eq, two outputs per channel and a killer 10Mohm DI, for around the price of a single 1073 clone is the icing on the cake! :o) Geoff posted by Geoff on 8:37 AM
Tuesday, January 15, 2008HiI've noticed a common misconception occuring relating to our products in that we are often grouped into the catagory of Neve tm "cloners". Granted, having worked for the company for over 14 years I am well aquanted, first hand, with their products, but this is not how Aurora products should be viewed. Our products use transformers and class A discrete transistor circuitry unique to our company. When, for example, I design a compressor I don't look at diagrams of Neve tm compressors, juggle a few components, and call it a new product! I start with a clean sheet of paper and design a really new compressor with better facilities than anything Neve tm had produced in their history! So, the GTQ2 is NOT a 1073 clone, the GTC2 is NOT a 33609 clone, and the 4 band EQ I shall introduce this year is NOT a 1081 (or any other Neve tm EQ) clone. Hopefully, when I read another music magazine, I won't read that the studio's GTQ2 is a Neve tm 1073 copy made by "Jeff" Tanner! :o) Geoff PS Aurora Audio International has no connection with AMS-Neve PLC (tm) nor are any opinions expressed here implied to represent the views of AMS-Neve PLC (tm) or their representatives. posted by Geoff on 11:53 AM
Monday, September 24, 2007 Hi I'd like to introduce our distributor in Australia, AWave Pty Ltd., who we've chosen because of their excellent reputation and are confident that they can support our products and have a fully equipped workshop that can repair our units (in the unlikely event that is necessary!). Please contact them at... AWave Pty Ltd., 685 Burke Road Camberwell Victoria 3124 (+61) 3 9813 1833 sales@awave.com.au www.awave.com.au posted by Geoff on 4:17 PM
Friday, September 14, 2007 Hi I've attached a photo of a client's GTP8 eight channel microphone pre-amplifier, shown here with a 19" x 1U fader panel. The pots on the panel plug into the insertion jack on the rear of each GTP8 channel. :o) Geoff posted by Geoff on 12:03 PM
Sunday, October 15, 2006Hi We had a really great time at the AES Expo and it was also great to meet you all there! Now the truck is unloaded and dust settled, I've put a few brief descriptions of our new products in our Ask Geoff forum... http://www.auroraaudio.net/cgi-bin/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=list&forum=DCForumID2&conf=DCConfID1 We will update our products page with professional photos and full specs as soon as possible but hope that these first rough notes will whet your appetites! Many thanks to John Rice (www.DeliriumFix.com) for posting the picture below on GearSlutz... don't worry John, it's a nice photo! I like it!  :o) Geoff posted by Geoff on 9:06 AM
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