Spectra 1964 STX 100D

Introducing the Spectra 1964 STX 100D: Bringing the Legendary Spectra Sonics Sound to the Modern Studio Setup

Experience the iconic Spectra Sonics amplifier circuit, revered for its contribution to timeless recordings by artists like EL&P, Aerosmith, ZZ Top, Yes, John Lennon, and Aretha Franklin. Now, this legendary sound is available in the compact 500 series Lunch Box format with the STX 100D.

Crafted with Precision:
The STX 100D is the latest innovation from Spectra 1964, drawing inspiration from the revered Spectra Sonics console design of 1964 through 1971. Boasting an all-discrete topology utilizing two 101 amplifier modules and premium US-made input and output transformers, all housed within a single space 500 series lunch box. Despite its compact size, the 101 amplifiers maintain their renowned sonic signature, characterized by full harmonic reproduction, minimal noise and distortion, and ample headroom.

Uncompromised Performance:
Through meticulous engineering, we've achieved a reduction in the physical size of the 101 amplifiers by over 75%, ensuring seamless integration into the 500 series lunchbox without sacrificing sonic integrity. Our goal was to deliver identical sonic performance to early Spectra consoles, free from the anomalies and performance limitations often associated with similar lunchbox devices. Manufactured with precision in the US at our Ogden facility, the STX 100D boasts over 95% US or European-sourced components, ensuring unparalleled quality and reliability.

Elevate your studio setup with the Spectra 1964 STX 100D – where legendary sound meets modern convenience.