Rebuilding the Legendary 72 channel Neve console

[@drumlooney]

This is why getting the right people to commission your desk is so important and expensive. Loving the series.

[@thomasvopstal]

🙏🙏

[@hasseandersson4631]

Neil McCombie is the king of Neve! Always works hard and long, even when he sleeps. But I have met him at work and in moments with more free time. We had a nice evening with a barbecue and a glass of red wine. Love the man's knowledge and humor 🤩🤟😎

[@DanBires]

what a beast of a console. Great video. Learned a damn lot. Thanks

[@martijn_thatsme]

No wonder those channel strips are that expensive! Each one has more PCB's and components inside than a modern rack of gear.

[@thomasvopstal]

They need to be able to do a lot more than simple pieces of rack gear, that’s probably why!

[@BlackenedNL]

Really cool content at Mark1!

[@thomasvopstal]

Right? Happy to be filming this process

[@mayzter8765]

I love this nurdom haha

[@Rhuggins]

88RS is HOT console, you can cook an egg on it

[@thomasvopstal]

That’s why theyre adding some mods to cool things down a bit!

[@Rhuggins]

@ but i like it hot 🥵

[@wackerburg]

9:40 That is something very important for "Generation Plugins" imho. Staring at picture-perfect GUIs doesn't result in great audio 🎉

[@MaraldBes]

nice

[@thebostonbrawler1]

"MORE COWBELL!!!!"

[@thebostonbrawler1]

"I'm assuming this board is for analog recording?" (duhhhh?)