Buzz Audio is 20!

[3daudioinc]

Great interview here about the history of Tim and Buzz.

http://www.mojopie.com/2008/12/inter...uzz-audio.html

Should be subtitled "How to sustain a 20 year Buzz...."

[Troy Baldwin]

Happy Birthday Buzz!!

(and congrats, Tim!)

[maxman]

....if it wasn't for Lynn who discovered us, I would not be doing what I do now....

So, when you're having a lousy day, you can blame it on Lynn......

Congrats Tim, and thank you for my beautifully crafted SOC-1.1

I was wondering if we could get a "In celebration of our 20 years, we'll be selling a limited number of MA2.2 preamps for $20" type of promotion, maybe

[John Whitmer]

I was wondering if we could get a "In celebration of our 20 years, we'll be selling a limited number of MA2.2 preamps for $20" type of promotion, maybe

I'm sure Tim would do this. The shipping, however, would be around $2,500 US.

[Peter Simonsen]

Tim,

Wow 20 years?..Time flies..*S* Congrats to you from the bottom of my heart Tim. Here for another +20 good years ;-)

Kind regards

/Peter

[Tim Farrant]

So here is what we are doing this year, some new products to celebrate...

http://www.buzzaudio.com/products/whatsnew.htm

And thanks for all the kind words from everybody, such a nice place the 3dB board.

Cheers
Tim

[Peter Simonsen]

So here is what we are doing this year, some new products to celebrate...

http://www.buzzaudio.com/products/whatsnew.htm

And thanks for all the kind words from everybody, such a nice place the 3dB board.

Cheers
Tim

Looks very nice as always Tim ;-).

Kind regards

/Peter

[Haigbabe]

Greets Tim.

Some very tasty gear there, bravo!

Cheers,

Haig

PS Was in studio 620 in Perth last week and saw four channels of mic pres in the racks, nice one!

So here is what we are doing this year, some new products to celebrate...

http://www.buzzaudio.com/products/whatsnew.htm

And thanks for all the kind words from everybody, such a nice place the 3dB board.

Cheers
Tim

[3daudioinc]

Looks great, Tim. I was going to single out the compressor and say it looks awesome but, in truth, they all do. Nice job. The control layout and screening is always so clean on your designs.

Only one question about the preamp. How you pull a bat-handle switch, i.e. the +48V switch? Is it a locking switch to keep from accidentally changing the status?

So here is what we are doing this year, some new products to celebrate...

http://www.buzzaudio.com/products/whatsnew.htm

And thanks for all the kind words from everybody, such a nice place the 3dB board.

[Tim Farrant]

Yes Lynn, has a locking mechanism which you pull out to enable the toggle to move. With the switches so close together it is easy to bump. The QSP should go for around US$2300 so that's $575 a channel, good value for money considering what you are getting inside the box! It's totally packed with goodies.