Dangerous Music Announces 2-BUS+ Analog Summing Mixer at Sweetwater Gearfest

Dangerous Music has rebuilt their iconic 2-BUS Analog Summing Mixer. One of the most iconic names in A/D summing, Dangerous has announced the 2-BUS+ at the Sweetwater Gearfest this year in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The legendary Dangerous 2-BUS has been rebuilt from the ground up.

The Dangerous goal behind the rebuild was to ensure that the 2-BUS+ would start with a clean slate, while still maintaining the sonic characteristics their original summing device became known for. The result is a super clean summation when desired, and a colorful inspiration when the mood strikes. With 16 channels, the unit is equipped with three separate audio processors to add color and tonal characteristics to the mix: ‘Harmonics’, ‘Paralimit’, and ‘X-Former’.

The “Two Bus Plus” is available in Q3 of 2015 for a street price of $2,999. Hot Tip: The original 2-BUS is officially marked as ‘discontinued’. Do what you must, wise audio doers. Here are more 2-BUS+ details from Dangerous Music:

“The new 2-BUS+ is a 2-space rack-unit, 16-channel analog-summing mixer, with both XLR and D-sub inputs. New innovative features include 3 separate custom audio processors to add tone and color to mixes. The ‘Harmonics’ processor is a tuned harmonic distortion generator executed in parallel-processing mode with a blend control, ‘Paralimit’ is a FET limiter on stun, also in parallel mode. Both of these processors can be applied across the stereo mix, or on a pair of stems. ‘X-Former’ inserts a pair of custom transformers on the stereo mix and has a control for core saturation. All three tone controls can be active at once, and the order of signal flow through distortion and limiting can be flipped.”

Check the full press release here.

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