Seventh Circle Audio?

everything about recording techniques, software, hardware etc...

Moderators: greatmutah, GuitarBilly

Post Reply
User avatar
JerEvil
Crystal Lettucer
Posts: 18252
Joined: Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:36 pm

Seventh Circle Audio?

Post by JerEvil »

Anyone heard/tried anything from these guys? I have seen their name pop up a lot recently when looking into mic pre's. Seem to be pretty well regarded and their prices are pretty good if the quality is there.

A little smaller than 500 series designs

https://seventhcircleaudio.com

Image
_____________________________________________________

I have some gear and junk...

Like Coffee? Like Pedals and amps? Like General Jackassery???

Check out "Dunky's N' Demos at:
https://dunkysndemos.com
https://www.youtube.com/c/JeremyVarao
Top
User avatar
GuitarBilly
Chief Executive Owl
Posts: 48416
Joined: Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:03 pm
Location: Rockville, MD
Contact:
Contact GuitarBilly

Re: Seventh Circle Audio?

Post by GuitarBilly »

No idea, but I am interested as well. I need a good mic pre.
Guitars:
'78 Les Paul Pro / '89 SG Special/ '04 Gibson Les Paul Classic 3 pickup / Jackson Star/ Endres Tele / Fernandes Rhoads/ ''74 Hohner MIJ strat/ 2 Partscasters

Amps:
Depends on when you ask. I got tired of constantly updating this section lol

Cabs
Marshall 1960A w V30s/ Seismic 2x12 w Redback and V30.


Questions about the forum: please PM here. Can't access the forum? Need a password reset? Please access our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GuitarGearForumOfficial and message me through it.
Top
User avatar
JerEvil
Crystal Lettucer
Posts: 18252
Joined: Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:36 pm

Re: Seventh Circle Audio?

Post by JerEvil »

GuitarBilly wrote:No idea, but I am interested as well. I need a good mic pre.

They sell them as kits or fully assembled. The pre's range from $250 - $500. The chassis holds up to 8 modules. I heard a LOT of good stuff about them on GearSlutz.com and those guys seem as picky as TGP folks.
_____________________________________________________

I have some gear and junk...

Like Coffee? Like Pedals and amps? Like General Jackassery???

Check out "Dunky's N' Demos at:
https://dunkysndemos.com
https://www.youtube.com/c/JeremyVarao
Top
User avatar
Tortuga
Crystal Lettucer
Posts: 17174
Joined: Sat Jan 19, 2013 11:29 am
Location: Slow and steady, bruh

Re: Seventh Circle Audio?

Post by Tortuga »

Jer - I'm not sure about that price - it looks to me like the chassis is $499 on it's own and then you have to add modules that price out around $300+ each (as kits - have to be assembled). They have SKUs for 'installed modules', but they all price at the same $499, including the empty one.
Co-founder of the Jet Setters 2.0 (Jet ★ City Lounge Redux)

Gear
  • CEOwLP (Sig T), Carvin DC135, Westone Spectrum SX (guitar) & GT (bass), Squier strat
  • '66 Bassman, '61 Magnatone, Mark III, 1960AX, homebrew 2x12 (C90 / EVM12L Thiele), HX Stomp, JCA50H
  • PLX GABion, SD-1, TS9, Crybaby, MXR108, Algal clone, Carbon Copy deluxe

DIY

Ostinato Rubato wrote:"That's the second boomery bro on this forum I've helped seduce to the greenside." :evil:

"Slow and steady gets to **** again eventually" :fap:
Top
User avatar
JerEvil
Crystal Lettucer
Posts: 18252
Joined: Fri Jan 18, 2013 4:36 pm

Re: Seventh Circle Audio?

Post by JerEvil »

GRIMESPACE wrote:Jer - I'm not sure about that price - it looks to me like the chassis is $499 on it's own and then you have to add modules that price out around $300+ each (as kits - have to be assembled). They have SKUs for 'installed modules', but they all price at the same $499, including the empty one.

Yup. The price I put was just for modules. Not the whole kit up too. I see now why it came across that way. Still a bit cheaper than some of the 500 series chassis that hold fewer units.
_____________________________________________________

I have some gear and junk...

Like Coffee? Like Pedals and amps? Like General Jackassery???

Check out "Dunky's N' Demos at:
https://dunkysndemos.com
https://www.youtube.com/c/JeremyVarao
Top
User avatar
colejustesen
Hall of Fame Member
Posts: 9177
Joined: Sat Jan 19, 2013 11:00 am
Location: Meridian, ID

Re: Seventh Circle Audio?

Post by colejustesen »

Does anyone else make modules for that device? I think I would be more prone to get a 500 series chassis since there are soooo many vendors that make a module for the 500 series.

I don't know about the sound quality, I just worry about its ability to compete in the future. Like the module based Randall amps; these sounded great and was novel idea, but in the end it really didn't take off. I think trying to make a smaller version of something that is already out there [and is widely accepted and used] would make me a bit worried. Granted if I was rich, I probably wouldn't care, and just get the unit anyway :D

They do offer lots of modules for it... :hmm:

Cole
Amps
Budda Superdrive II 30, 45; Superdrive V40
Hughes & Kettner Duotone
Laney GH100L
Peters Halo/Hydra
Rivera Chubster 40, M100
Rocktron Vendetta 100
VHT Pittbull 100/CL

Cabs
Avatar G412 (Jensen Blackbird 40)
Budda 2x12 Open Back (Jensen P12Q)
Budda 2x12 (Jensen C12K2)
Budda 4x12 (Eminence Cannabis Rex)
Hughes & Kettner CC412 (Fane Medusa 150)
Hughes & Kettner CC412 (UK Greenback)
Mojotone Lite 1x12 (Celestion Hempback)
Rivera K412T (Eminence CV-75)
Splawn 2x12 (Fane M65)
V Boutique V Deluxe 1x12 (Celestion Ruby)
V Boutique Vumble 1x12 (Eminence Delta Pro 12A)
V Boutique Vumble 2x12 (Heritage G12-65)
VHT FatBottom 2x12 (Eminence CV-75)
VHT FatBottom 4x12 (Jensen Raptor 100)
Top
Post Reply

Return to “Recording”