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Fmr RNC and RNLA advice

rasclart · 2009-10-15 16:54:53

Hi everyone, i'm looking for some advice on Fmr's really nice compressor and really nice levelling amp. They're close enough price wise and i'm wondering which would be best for me. I make mainly electro synth pop w/guitars ect..Bear in mind I have a TLA ivory 2 5060 which is quite clean, I would like something with…

15-10-2009 4:54pm

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rasclart

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Hi everyone, i'm looking for some advice on Fmr's really nice compressor and really nice levelling amp. They're close enough price wise and i'm wondering which would be best for me. I make mainly electro synth pop w/guitars ect..Bear in mind I have a TLA ivory 2 5060 which is quite clean, I would like something with character to put on a mix bus, good on synth basses,leads and drum tracks. I'm leaning towards the RNLA in this regard but am cautious in case it flavours everything you put through it whether you want to or not!
Can the RNC give you the same grit when pushed? I have looked on the internet for reviews of both but haven't found anything to persuade me one way or the other which will suit my needs more. I'd appreciate any advice from people have used one or both
Thanks!

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