Anthony Demaria Labs ADL 670

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Fairchild 670, is the mother of all compressors! Four years to develop, 16 vacuum tubs along with eight custom transformers is truly a faithful recreation of the original and stands alone. The 670 has truly become a coveted recording tool heavily requested by award winning engineers and producers. Creating the 670 separated us form the rest of the pack so if you’re looking to distinguish your sound check out the ADL 670.

The 670 has many practical applications for recording studios, tracking, mixing, stereo buss, vocals and instruments, live concert sound reinforcement as well as for film and broadcast work.

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Brand	Anthony DeMaria Labs
Model	ADL 670 Stereo Tube Compressor
Finish	Black
Year	2010s
Categories	Compressors and Limiters

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What type of compression characteristics can I expect from the ADL 670?: The ADL 670 offers classic tube compression with a warm, smooth character, ideal for adding depth and presence to vocals and instruments. It's modeled after the revered Fairchild 670, known for its musical and transparent compression.
Is the ADL 670 suitable for stereo applications?: Yes, the ADL 670 is a stereo tube compressor, making it perfect for processing stereo mixes, buss compression, or dual mono applications.
How does the ADL 670 compare to the original Fairchild 670?: The ADL 670 is designed to faithfully replicate the sound and performance of the original Fairchild 670, offering similar tube warmth and compression characteristics at a more accessible price point.
What are the main use cases for the ADL 670 in a studio setting?: The ADL 670 is ideal for mastering, mixing, and tracking, providing smooth, musical compression for vocals, instruments, and full mixes.
Does the ADL 670 require any special maintenance due to its tube design?: As a tube-based compressor, the ADL 670 may require periodic tube replacement and calibration to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

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AnthonyDeMariaLabs: ADL 670 stereo tube limiter | Tape Op Magazine | Longform candid interviews with music producers and audio engineers covering mixing, mastering, recording and music production.

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The ADL 670 stereo tube limiter stands out as a formidable contender against its vintage counterpart, the Fairchild 670, delivering a rich, thick sound without compromising fidelity. Praised for its striking resemblance in performance, this device boasts impressive build quality and aesthetics. However, its hefty price tag of $18,500 may deter many musicians, making it a luxury item rather than an accessible tool. While some may find it bulky, its sound quality arguably justifies the space it occupies in the studio. Ultimately, the ADL 670 is a remarkable achievement in audio engineering, but only the most serious professionals will find it within reach.

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Matt Sweeney

Guitarist

The Desert Sessions

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Used for the electric guitar on Superwolves, as stated by Daniel Schlett in this May 21, 2021 Mix article.

“The first day or two was just those guys capturing songs, some acoustic and mellow and some of them with Matt’s electric guitar,” Schlett recalls. He captured Oldham’s vocal with a vintage Neumann U47 into a Neve 1070 mic preamp. Sweeney’s guitar amp was miked up with a U67 into an ADL 670 or UREI Silver 1176 compressor/limiter.

“The ADL 670 would have been used on the vocal. Will’s vocal is the only thing I put through a Neve pre,” Schlett says. “Everything else went through the pre’s in our API Legacy console.

Will Oldham

Singer, Guitarist

Silver Jews

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Used for vocals on Superwolves, as stated by Daniel Schlett in this May 21, 2021 Mix article.

“The first day or two was just those guys capturing songs, some acoustic and mellow and some of them with Matt’s electric guitar,” Schlett recalls. He captured Oldham’s vocal with a vintage Neumann U47 into a Neve 1070 mic preamp. Sweeney’s guitar amp was miked up with a U67 into an ADL 670 or UREI Silver 1176 compressor/limiter.

“The ADL 670 would have been used on the vocal. Will’s vocal is the only thing I put through a Neve pre,” Schlett says. “Everything else went through the pre’s in our API Legacy console.