Bel

Bel Electronics is a British audio equipment manufacturer that has been producing high-quality audio products for recording studios since the 1970s. The company was founded by Graham Boswell and David Kemp, who were both audio engineers with a passion for developing new audio equipment. In the early days, Bel Electronics focused on producing high-quality audio transformers, which were used in a wide range of audio equipment. The company quickly gained a reputation for producing high-quality transformers, which were renowned for their superior performance and reliability.

Made In U.K.

Released in 1979 /

Bel BF-20 Stereo Flanger

Released in 1978, the Bel BF-20 Stereo Flanger was a true stereo analogue processor with two separate bucket-brigade delay circuits. It combined manual, envelope-controlled and automatic sweep modes with regeneration, external keying, mono operation and opposing left-to-right sweeps, allowing it to process stereo mixes or create stereo movement from mono sources.

Made In U.K.

Released in 1982 /

Bel BD-80 Digital Delay

The Bel BD-80 is a first-generation single-channel digital delay system that marked the company’s move from analogue delay and flanging into digital signal processing. Designed as a flexible studio tool with expandable memory, looping, synchronised replay, and modulation features, it combined practical delay functions with creative memory manipulation in a standard rackmount format.

Made In U.K.

Released in 1989 /

Bel BDE-2400 Digital Delay

The Bel BDE Series represent the latest in studio-quality delay and sampling technology with the Bel BDE-2400 model providing up to 48 seconds of delay/sample time at a lower bandwidth, or up to 24 seconds at 15kHz bandwidth.