A brief glimpse inside Amon Tobin's studio, and how he uses Rupert Neve Designs 535 Diode Bridge Compressor and 551 Inductor EQ modules to sculpt his sound. Shared with Amon's kind permission.

It is with great sadness that we announce that Rupert Neve, whose name is synonymous with quality audio recording equipment worldwide, has died. He remained in great spirits to the end, enjoying his life in Wimberley, Texas, where he and his wife Evelyn have lived for 27 years. At 94, Rupert remained engaged and passionate about his work, spending most days on a perpetual series of audio electronics projects and continuing to mentor our engineering team on numerous design and development projects.

The Rupert Neve Designs Summing Family consists of the 5057 Orbit, 5059 Satellite, and 5060 Centerpiece. Each is based on the summing architecture of the flagship 5088 mixing console and provides the legendary tone, depth, and clarity of a Rupert Neve-designed class-A mix buss – but with varying feature sets and channel counts depending on your needs.

Gavin Lynch, a.k.a. Matador, on spending a year in the studio (and not playing 80-100 shows), analog synthesizers vs. soft synths, and his 5088 console.

Today, Rupert Neve Designs announces an update to its lineup of summing products: The 5059 Satellite 16 x 2+2 Summing Mixer and 5060 Centerpiece 24 x 2 Desktop Mixer are now being produced in the company’s classic “Shelford” color, originally debuted with their award-winning Shelford Series and flagship 5088 console.

We are honored to announce that the 5254 Dual Diode Bridge Compressor has earned a 2020 Resolution Award in the category of "Dynamics (Hardware)".

The Fidelice Precision Digital-to-Analog Converter has been honored with a 2020 "Highly Commended" award from Hi-Fi+ Magazine.