| I've found that the 'upside' of the 2500 is that you can really tailor the character of the compression to be rather subtle (as in pretty seamless/unobtrusive dynamic range control) or rather aggressive... with a 'hard knee' and the 'thrust' set to "loud" and the 'new' thing engaged it can really sound rather similar to an Alan Smart C-2... but [the inevitable but] it can't quite do the ultra aggressive "crush" thing the C-2 can do and it doesn't do 'dual mono'...
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