New Company: DakingPlus
Nov 1, 2006 12:00 PM, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly
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Geoff Daking and Dave Thibodeau have created a new joint venture, DakingPlus (www.dakingplus.com), which will provide high-end recording equipment through the application of digital control and automation to analog tone and circuitry. The concept provides engineers the option to combine modular pieces of DakingPlus analog gear into any configuration.
The initial product is the DakingPlus EQ500, an adaptation of the 4-band Daking A Range equalizer and will be available in versions to fit various manufacturers' rackmount module frames. Additional products, including microphone preamplifier and auxiliary bus modules, are planned to follow.
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