ART Pro Audio SCL2

Name: SCL2
Brand: ART Pro Audio
SKU: 421941
Price: 249.00 EUR
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ID : 421941

EAN : 0840402036005

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Essential Information About the ART SCL2 Compressor

Complete dynamic processing : compressor, limiter, and gate combined in a single 2-channel processor, ideal for both studio and live sound rack use.
Precise control : adjustable attack time from 25 ms to 100 ms and release time from 100 ms to 3 s to tailor the response to the source.
Clean and wideband audio : frequency response from 10 Hz to 40 kHz and a wide dynamic range rated at 120 dB to preserve musicality.
Professional connectivity + side chain : inputs/outputs in XLR and 6.35mm TRS Jack, plus side chain in 6.35mm TRS Jack for advanced processing.

SCL2

249,00 €VAT incl.

0,90 € Ecotax included

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An ART Dynamic Processor Designed for Efficient Racks

The ART SCL2 fits within the spirit of "essential" dynamic tools: a 1U 19-inch rack format designed to easily integrate into a studio, control room, or sound reinforcement system. Its versatile approach aims to cover common needs for level control, peak protection, and signal cleanup, while maintaining straightforward ergonomics and connectivity compatible with professional audio chains.

Who Is the ART SCL2 For and What Are Its Uses?

This 2-channel compressor/limiter/gate is particularly suited for sound engineers, musicians, and technicians who want to stabilize a vocal take, tighten a bass, tame a snare drum, or secure a broadcast level. Thanks to its two channels, it can process two distinct sources (for example, vocals + guitar, or two microphones), or be inserted at key points in a patch (console insert, subgroup, recording, monitors).

In live settings, the limiter helps contain peaks and protect downstream gear, while the gate can reduce bleed and noise between hits. In the studio, compression is used to position the source properly in the mix, gaining consistency and presence without losing naturalness.