System One Handoff: A Milestone Moment
Forty years ago, Solid State Logic received their first Audio Precision System One—a game-changing analyzer that helped define decades of legendary consoles. Last month, that very same instrument made its way back to Audio Precision headquarters in Beaverton, OR, to take its place in the AP museum as the oldest continuously operating analyzer known to exist.
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Read moreThe APx500 software is a powerful tool that offers users the flexibility and control needed to automate, integrate, and customize their audio testing processes in a wide array of scenarios. By understanding the capabilities of the APx500 software and its API, you can leverage them to streamline your workflows, enhance productivity, and create custom solutions tailored to your specific requirements.
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Read moreScale any input in either the native unit domain of that physical input or in Volts, FS, Pascals, or Amps.
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