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Vintech Audio has been in business since 1997 and all of our products are made in the USA. Our flagship model is the Vintech X73. This unit is a class A, all discrete, transformer balanced microphone preamplifier with circuitry based on the classic Neve 1073 module. We have done several public blind listening tests with these units comparing them to original Neve modules. Please call us with any questions you may have about any of our products.

Vintech Dual 72 vs UA 2108?

That's is, it's between those 2 now. I've seen many "this pre vs that pre" threads, here and on other forums, but yet these 2 battle it out. As far as I can tell, they have very similar specs and are similarily priced at around $1400. Many will say they're both excellent units and it's gonna come down to the sound. The reviews are very favorable for both of them, from what I've read elsewhere.

Vintech x73 or x73i vs. ?

Hey guys still narrowing the gap on what gear to get. I was advised by a salesman that the best all around pre for rock/ pop rock and alt country in his opinon was the Vintech X73i. A Neve 1073 clone with EQ. I was also looking at the Vintech X73 (not X73i) and Great River Pre (no EQ)(he said the GR was darker). Also was advised to get the AEA ribbon mic instead of the Royer R-121 .

Neve: Brent Averill vs Vintech Audio

I'm looking for some vintage Neve modules preamps and my question is:
Everybody knows about the high quality of the Brent Averill modules. But this new company (Vintech Audio) promises the same as Brent Averill with a really low price... ($1289 vs. $1859 for Brent).
Do you think that it's possible for two channels of original Neve 1272 to cost $1289?