Summer NAMM - STAM AUDIO - mixdown.online

[@TheCoffinDaggers]

I have the Stam ssl clone and it is excellent. Does exactly what it's supposed to. You have to be patient with them, but it's well worth the wait.

[@mixdownonline]

Thanks for your input, very good to know!

[@out1726]

Respect to mixdown for covering an up and coming audio company at NAMN ....Stam gear is top notch and Josh is a visionary with a fresh approach to not only designing the gear but also his direct sales philosophy is proving to be very effective. We all get to benefit from his genius through great sounding gear and amazing prices. Not to mention Josh is a super cool guy who deserves all the success that is surely coming his way.

[@mixdownonline]

He seems like a very good guy that knows his stuff pretty well.

[@reddmusiclab]

Taking the pleasure of writing the first comment. Stam Audio is an awesome company providing quality products at Home Studios prices. Yes! Sometimes the delays suck but that’s a small price to pay for quality. Hands down, a market revolutionary!

[@mixdownonline]

I never heard of them before NAMM but it seems pretty appealing, can't wait to try their products out! Thanks for watching!

[@reddmusiclab]

Thanks for being the only one to post a video from the Stam Booth. It goes to show how other “Bloggers” have sold out or have been institutionalized by the major players in the pro audio game. Can anyone seriously say that Stam products don’t stand their ground against similarly priced products and are worthy of some attention for entry level studios to consider? In reality, because of distribution costs, a $1k product is really a $400-600 product. With Stam, you’re definitely getting a product that you paid for with an old school vibe. Personally, I’m taking advantage of purchasing a lot of his gear before demand starts increasing resulting in price increase or significant production slow down!

[@callmedeno]

in my opinion the the gap 73 and wa 73 are almost identical sounding to the sa 73.

[@beatchildproductions]

This guy is a hero.

[@mixdownonline]

He is!

[@NoCoverCharge]

Can’t wait to get my SA76

[@adart2496]

I'd buy a Ford Pinto from this guy

[@boboutelama5748]

If they can deliver it. ^^ It's always the problem with Stam.

[@martinjohnbutler]

Great products, can’t wait to try the SA67, my SA73 preamp is fantastic, it feels like the Neve to me.

[@ricemilk3185]

I admit I'm destined to go stam everything.

[@mixdownonline]

LOL

[@backspin6698]

Thanks Chris. I think Stam audio is a very interesting company. They are having the right approach. I’m definitely going to take a closer look.

[@jean-pierrebeauchamp3407]

C’est ça que tu me parlais Chris intéressant les prix aussi 👍😎

[@mixdownonline]

Exactement!

[@guitarnerd1027]

Own a couple of their products,,, superior quality ...

[@mixdownonline]

Good to know! Thanks!

[@FRANKRICECOLD209]

Nice Stuf Man and The Prices are Great Thanks

[@mixdownonline]

You're welcome!

[@RRMUZIKINC]

If the StamChild is what they claim it is....it will be a game changer....All these companies need to bring their prices down or Stam Audio is going to ruin them! Talking to you Universal Audio specifically....Your plugins almost cost as much as Stam Audio HARDWARE! I am going to Stock up on these dudes Hardware! Thank You Stam Audio!

[@mixdownonline]

I would love to try their products, heard only good stuff about them!

[@wouterhardymusic]

That Fairchild tho...!!

[@sebastiandiaz29]

Game changers for sure

[@mixdownonline]

Yep!

[@pvampman]

maybe klark teknik can make a "stepchild" clone too?....one can wish!

[@paulkyte7404]

but still having delay issues in 2019 lml

[@mixdownonline]

That's what I heard

[@joshuastam7704]

@@mixdownonline catching up, almost there, we are working hard on it

[@mixdownonline]

@@joshuastam7704 Awesome, thanks for the update Joshua :-)

[@goldmannmusic6192]

@Joshua Stam we are waiting since almost a year for our stuff and communication with stam is not easy. no answers etc. but theres is still hope!

[@uptobatentertainment]

Stam & I aren’t best of friends lol his business practices are very respectable and he refunded me in full after I gave him a big headache! The ssl clone was decent as well aside from the wait. A lot of ppl love his gear and it’s as good or better quality than warm audio!

[@mixdownonline]

Sorry about the trouble you had, I guess that stuff happens but you got your money so that's good... Thanks for sharing!

[@gilbertserrano7801]

About the "Stamchild"" stuff,do yourself a favor,save some money so you can afford a Manley Variable Mu,that it's proven to be the best Fairchild effect from a TOP COMPANY...not from a copycat!....my two cents(by the way,I'm latino too,like Stam,nothing personal)

[@mixdownonline]

Manley is great for sure, but what if the copycat sounds as good or close enough? I'm always curious...I never tried Stam's products though...Thanks for your input your 2 cents is always welcome on this channel :-)

[@bradnewsom6058]

I have used the Manley Vari Mu for years and I can tell you it's not like a Fairchild by any stretch of the imagination. They are alike in the topology only, not sound and function.

[@HP_____]

The Fairchild has only ONE gain stage in the signal path whereas the Manley has 3 gain stages and is closer in topology to Gates Sta-Level or other 3 stage compressor without interstage transformer. One can even say the Fairchild is a minimalist design! Much portion of the components are spent heroically in the regulated power supplies and the control voltage amplifiers. So the irony is that the vintage compressor with the most parts count also happens to have the least in the signal path. One glance at the schematic is suffice to have an idea. It took a LOT of parts and work (and expense) in order to create this mutant single gain stage for compression! Of course a user can prefer one over the other sonically but bear in mind that they are not the same in topology, just saying.