Featuring the same range of iconic compression processing as the original but with newly improved dynamics circuitry, the Lindell Audio LiN76 MKII is a '76-style limiting amp inspired by both Rev G, Rev D, and Rev A variants and loaded with true FET circuitry. From transparent clarity to colorful grit, the LiN76 MKII offers decades of analog dynamics processing.
The LiN76 MKII features USA-made transformers and a vintage-style VU for monitoring. The rear panel includes a meter calibration pot for fine-tuning meter response. The standard compression ratios are included (4:1, 8:1, 12:1, and 20:1), as well as the infamous all-button mode (infinity:1) made famous by British recording engineers throughout the 1970s. The rear panel includes balanced 1/4" TRS input and output jacks and a new RCA link connection for stereo processing with a second LiN76 MKII unit. Further improving on the original design, the unit now features an internal power supply, avoiding bulky power adapters. The LiN76 MKII includes an IEC power cable.
- RCA jack for stereo linking: use two LiN76 mkIIs in balanced, matched stereo operation
- Updated and improved compression circuit, featuring a completely re-designed compressor circuit with much higher performance and low noise
- New internal power supply and IEC cable: no more bulky external power supply
- Traditional ‘76 control scheme for Attack/Release (clockwise = faster, counterclockwise = slower)
- True bypass: quickly bypass the unit for quick A/B testing of your settings
- New meter calibration pot for fine-tuning VU meter performance
- The LiN76 mkII input circuit is inspired by both the classic Rev. G and Rev. D input circuits, known for exceptionally clean preamplification going into the compression stage
- The LiN76 mkII compression circuit features a FET (Field Effect Transistor) used in some of the earliest 76 models, selected for tone character. Its transformer is custom-made for Lindell Audio
- The LiN76 mkII output circuit is inspired by the Rev. A output circuit, which is noticeably dirty when pushed