ok, good news and bad news...
the good news is, I REALLY like the RNLA. thumbsup I compared them on this project to four other levelling amps/limiters and feel it again, is an AMAZING value for a great sounding unit that is in the same ballpark as the units I paid $2k for. (Either I'm an idiot or these are really great...) But they are subtlely different from my Purple Audio MC76's, have a nice tone in the LOG mode that takes a lot of work to get a pair of Distressors to get near...
whats the bad news? I wish I had bought FOUR of them for stereo stem mixes, and I kept bouncing around to different tracks and takes and never got around to mixing anything so I have no samples to post.

Sorry!
They are not a one-trick pony NOR will is have a signature sound that sounds like nothing else- it's a great all around tool that sounds, IMHO, really similar to a lot of other things- but it's easy to dial in and sounds great right away, as opposed to 90% of my other gear that takes some tweaking to sound great. Again, FMR has amazed me with a product that is HALF of the closest thing in the market but sounding better than things 5x the price.
Now- FMR--- make me an EQ like Dan's Great River, PLEASE? I don't NEED them, but I WANT them!!!!
Jim vB
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