Daking - FET III Stereo Compressor - The Daking FET III is new dual channel limiter from Geoff Daking, built in the US with the same audio path and detector circuits as our highly successful single channel Daking FET II limiter. The FET III compressor circuitry and gain stages are all discrete and fully Class "A" with sound quality that will be at the very top of the scale. Our previous single channel FET II was known for its speed, high performance and its unique ability to sound great on an extraordinary variety of sources. The FET III will equal this benchmark plus add several unique features to improve user control

Daking FET Compressor 2 - Geoffrey Daking & Co. Inc. has introduced the FET Compressor II, an updated version of the Daking FET Compressor that features a new internal switch to facilitate active use of the gain makeup pot for console applications and also to fully bypass in line-level rig applications.

Daking Mic-Pre 4 - The new Daking Mic-Pre IV offers four channels of high performance, Class A preamplifiers in a single rack space unit with outboard power supply. Configured for four microphone inputs or four line inputs from XLR/TRS Neutrik combo jacks on the back, plus four line inputs (+10 to -50) or 1/4 hi-z instrument inputs on the front, the Mic-Pre IV utilizes all discrete Class A circuitry with transformer-balanced inputs and outputs. The new Mic-Pre IV from Geoffrey Daking & Co. is the latest example of exemplary audio quality and craftsmanship in the tradition of the great British console manufacturers

Daking Mic-Pre-EQ - The MicPreEQ packs a lot of good, clean signal path into a single-rackspace unit. Inside, the box is all-discrete and Class-A, utilizing top-quality transformers, precision capacitors and low-distortion inductors. All switches and pots are PC board-mounted and have a tight, solid feel; Daking uses hefty anodized, engraved aluminum knobs of his own design. The board uses through-hole construction rather than surface-mount, and is housed in a stainless-steel chassis, providing maximum shielding from external nasties. True to form, no audio runs through the mute, phase, pad or bypass switches; those functions are performed through relays using gold contacts.