Wow, I just heard the Millennia M-2b is discontinued for good, no more made. If I won the lottery I would have 24 channels of those and call it completed. They are simply outstanding. I feel blessed to have at least 2 channels. I guess I have what will go down as one of the worlds most amazing preamps. The M-2b are now Vintage.

Authentic Transparency for Unrestricted Creativity

• Continuously variable gain control
• Selectable DC-coupled ribbon mic path with +10dB gain boost setting
• +48V phantom power
• -14 dB Pad
• 12VDC to 15VDC operation - 90VAC to 240VAC line lump power supply (12V output) included

$1,330.99 US Street Price

Hi All,can you help me with advise or experience,the sonic difference between the Millennia NSEQ-4 and CharterOak PEQ1.
The NSEQ-4 is twice in price.
I looking for a Mastering EQ.
Thank's in advance

Hi,
I have an opportunity to purchase a used Millennia Origin from a local studio. I have lusted for one of those puppies for the longest time, the guy is asking $2200, which isn't too far out there from what I've seen on flea-Bay.
I want to use it for VO work and have been looking at a used UA 6176 ($1800, same dude), as well.

Hi,

Does anyone on here know how the Millennia TD-1 compares to the UA Solo 610? I will be mainly using the DI for bass and guitars and maybe vocals through the pre.

Ah, you got to love this beast. I need the Millennia HV-3 for truth projects - plain and simple. I have the
M-2b and this is so big and beautiful, who needs s e x . I need the other half of the stellar combo to be at peace with my wife now. She keeps hearing me howl Millennia at night and wonders who I am drooling about.:cool:

My M-2b arrived today! Its been a long 8 years wanting one of the Millennia's. Ever since a dealer described Millennia pre's as boring and clinical sounding, it made me want one more. Clinical spelled the truth, plus, I always thought that this opinion was partially due to the razer sound digital audio had in the early 90's.

Hi Everyone,

wow, pretty nice sounding eq. doesn't sound anything like the stock version. very sweet midrange, actually sounds sweet all around. Just had a listen to Dave Mcnair's and was quite impressed. Pick up a used one and pop in the $800 board and you've got a nice eq.

Hello--I'm new to this forum and am hoping for some informed opinion on the choice of a new preamp for my home studio. My setup: Digi002 and a G5, with a Drawmer compressor and a Langevin dual mono pre. Mics include an AKG C414, an AT4050, a Neumann 184 and SM57 & 58.