COMP-4K-BUS is modeled after the famous ‘mix’ glue bus compressor of the 80s. The effect brings together instruments and performances from tens of audio channels into one cohesive whole.

As all things Valley People, the original dyna-mite is one monstrous dynamics processor. It’s capable of absurd amounts of gain reduction while maintaining the signal’s integrity with minimal distortion and unwanted artifacts.

Modeled after a full discrete transistor-based console from the late 60s, that offers quite a choice, no matter if you are going for frequency-specific equalizing or broader tone shaping.

Based on a vintage German microphone preamp hailed as the “Rolls-Royce” of tube mic preamps.

The rare model after which “The Swirlies” named their album, is an all-tube graphic equalizer capable of increasing the clarity of instruments and vocals alike.

Being one of the most famous mic preamps, the BAE 1073MP has shaped the sound of rock and roll records. Alter the input impedance with a single switch, to control the amount of rich and warm coloration you apply to acoustic instruments and vocals.

Modeled after the original BAE unit, the 1023 offers an organic analog sound and expansive control over the mid and high range.

The BAE 10DCF originates from the end of the 1960 and can be used as both a limiter and compressor. It features individual control over both components, with the limiter coming first.

This vintage German compressor from the 70s has shaped the midrange of many records. Apply subtle tone-shaping or hard-core limiting with this fateful recreation of the original.

Cure your sound of its imperfections and add definition with the analog-modeled VEQ-55A effect. It is based on a legendary console from the 1960s that is well known for its unique coloration when applied on any acoustic instrument.

The Space Flanger is capable of producing phases, sweeps, and swooshes that sound other worldly.

Released in 1980, the original pedal featured a unique marriage of both Analog and Tape delay by reproducing Tape-like echoes using capacitors without the need of magnetic tape.