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Elysia Mpressor At MusikMesse - Guided Tour

April 03, 2007

Getting a tour of the insides of an audio processing box is very much like being invited into someone's home. Check out this video from the Elysia booth at MusikMesse 2007 where the engineers from Elysia pop the top on their newest unit - the Mpressor. The Mpressor is a creative audio processing device utilizing compression circuit design as a starting point leading to something otherworldly. The fine fellows at Elysia take Gearwire's camera on a tour of the crib, and you're invited. Just don't track dirt all over the main PCB, wipe off your feet first.

Location: MusikMesse 2007, Frankfurt Germany

Rob Warmowski is an Editor for Gearwire


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