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360 Systems

Vintage Digital, Analogue Studio Effects and Audio Recorders

360 Systems was founded in 1972 by Robert Easton, a U.S.C. cinema department graduate working in the Hollywood film industry. The firm’s original business plan focused on applying new semiconductor technology to products for the music and recording industries. Many of these “firsts” from the 1970s have since become industry standards. Starting in the 1970s, new semiconductor and software developments enabled a wealth of creative tools for these markets.

Released in 1980

360 Systems Model 2800 Programmable Equalizer

The 360 Systems Model 2800 Programmable Equalizer was a fairly unique product at the time of it’s release in 1980, with it’s tactile controls and programmability. Using a Z-80 microprocessor and CMOS memory storage, the 360 Systems Model 2800 Programmable Equalizer was able to store up to 28 user created EQ curves.

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360 Systems

360 Systems Model 2800 Programmable Equalizer

Lexicon 300L Digital Reverberator

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