Dangerous Liaison Programmable Analogue Patchbay

Dangerous Liaison
The Dangerous Liaison is a programmable analogue router offering instant recall, parallel processing, and A/B comparison with six stereo insert loops and two stereo busses in a mastering-grade signal path.

Dangerous Liaison Programmable Analogue Patchbay Details

The Dangerous Liaison is a revolutionary programmable analogue patchbay that brings the convenience and speed of digital recall to your outboard gear. Hand-built in the USA using audiophile-grade components and Chris Muth’s renowned circuit design, the Dangerous Liaison allows instant recall of complex routing chains with six stereo insert loops, true hard-bypass switching, and two fully independent stereo busses.

Flip functions let you re-order insert pairs on the fly, while the built-in parallel processing loop allows for zero-latency blending of processed and dry signals. Each buss supports both pre- and post-insert monitoring, with four monitor outputs providing fast A/B comparisons, essential for critical decisions based on short-term auditory memory. The Dangerous Liaison includes four onboard memory slots for storing patches, letting you recall setups instantly for tracking, mixing, or mastering without physical repatching or recall sheets.

With its mastering-grade transparency, latency-free switching, and seamless integration with the Dangerous Master or another Dangerous Liaison unit, this device transforms how analogue workflows operate in modern studios.

Features

  • Six stereo insert loops with true hard-bypass switching
  • Two independent stereo busses with pre/post monitoring
  • Parallel processing loop with blend control and polarity reverse
  • Four monitor outputs for flexible signal auditioning
  • Instant A/B comparisons in the analogue domain
  • Four memory slots for instant patch recall
  • Insert re-ordering via flip switches on insert pairs (1&2, 3&4, 5&6)
  • Chainable busses for expanded routing flexibility
  • Latency-free, noise-free relay switching system
  • Seamless integration with the Dangerous Master or additional Liaison
  • Hand-built in the USA using audiophile-grade components
  • Designed by Chris Muth for transparent analogue signal flow

Specifications

Released in 2012
  • Frequency response (passive section): +0, -0.1 dB from 10 Hz to 100 kHz
  • Frequency response (active section): +0, -0.1 dB from 10 Hz to 100 kHz
  • Maximum level: > +28 dBu
  • Noise floor: < -94.5 dBu (22 Hz–22 kHz)
  • THD+N: < 0.002%
  • IMD: < 0.003%
  • Crosstalk rejection (passive section): > 124 dB
  • Crosstalk rejection (active section): > 113 dB
  • Input impedance: 20 kΩ
  • Output impedance: 20 Ω
  • Replacement fuses (USA): 500 mA fast blow for 120 V
  • Replacement fuses (Europe): 250 mA fast blow for 240 V
  • Warranty: 2 years with online registration
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