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Pulsar Audio Pulsar 8200 v1.2.4 ARM [MacOSX]
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Pulsar Audio Pulsar 8200 v1.2.4 ARM [MacOSX]

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LEGENDARY TRANSPARENCY Pulsar 8200 is a faithful emulation of the legendary GML 8200 designed by George Massenburg*, the inventor of the parametric EQ. Full EQ control is a formality today, but it was a dazzling novelty back in the days. Just like the original machine, Pulsar 8200 gives you a tight and solid low end, a crystalline high end, and surgical control over the frequency spectrum. He perfectly replicates the all-discrete, Class-A analog electronics that made the original machine famous in the 80s, and still used today. Its parallel topology, coupled with unique filtering shapes, allows an intuitive and unique spectrum shaping, resulting in smooth curves, and a more natural result compared to classic digital EQ, maintaining its own "analog personality". RELEASE NOTES We don't do Intel versions since they'll be obsolete soon, and making a U2B version takes extra time. Hope y'all understand.

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