Tonelux TILT
Tonelux will introduce its new TILT 8-channel tone control. The TILT control, designed by Tonelux founder Paul Wolff, rebalances a channel’s high- and low-frequency content via a single knob, and was first featured on the company’s MP1a discrete mic preamp module. Centered on approximately 700 Hz, the TILT control knob boosts high frequencies from 0 dB to 6 dB while simultaneously cutting low frequencies by the same amount when turned fully to the right. When turned to the left, low frequencies are boosted by up to 6 dB while high frequencies are similarly cut. This allows a user to conveniently alter the EQ of a track to better fit into the mix using a single rotary control. Find out more about the TILT.

True Systems PT2-500 Modular Mic Pre
The diminutive PT2-500 conforms to the modular 500 Series format, and features up to 70 dB of high-headroom, low-noise microphone gain. A high-quality DI calms edgy piezos and provides a thru jack for amping or effects. Switchable phantom power, 80Hz highpass filter and polarity reverse give the unit appropriate flexibility.The unit boasts a frequency response of 1.5 Hz to 600 kHz (-3 dB). Find out more about the PT2-500.

Lectrosonics Artist Appearances TBA
Lectrosonics will be hosting appearances by instrumentalists Ricky Phillips of Styx, Stevie D. of Buckcherry, Neal Schon of Journey and Johnny Hiland at its booth (#6698, Hall A). These artists will be signing autographs during their time at the Lectrosonics booth. Johnny Hiland will be performing using the Lectrosonics IS400 system. Lectrosonics will post the artists’ appearance schedule on the company's Website and the NAMM Playback publication as Winter NAMM approaches. Similarly, there will be a schedule posted at the Lectrosonics booth.

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