![]() One is a faithful recreation of the original input module for use in vintage consoles or bespoke racks, and another (1073N) is an updated version which can be used in consoles or racks, but is really intended for use as a (horizontal) standalone module. Until recently, AMS Neve offered six different incarnations of the 1073. ![]() ![]() It’s a discrete semi-modular transistor design with transformers on both the input and output, and a three-band EQ plus separate high-pass filter. The classic Neve 1073 input module was designed for a bespoke mixing console called the A88, built for Wessex Studios (which, sadly, is now long gone!) in Islington, London. It’s amazing to think that a mixing console input module designed back in 1970 is still being repurposed 47 years on, but that’s what AMS Neve have just done with the 1073 SPX. The world’s most famous console preamp and EQ continues to evolve to meet the needs of the modern studio.
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