# Speck Electronics

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{{Short description|American audio equipment manufacturer}}
'''Speck Electronics''' manufactures professional audio mixers, equalizers, and microphone preamps.  The company was founded in [Los Angeles](/source/Los_Angeles) in 1973 by designer and engineer Vince Poulos, who remains active in the company to this day.

From 1973 through 1986, Speck's primary product was a 16-32 input, 8 bus "in-line" recording console. Speck was one of the earliest U.S. manufacturers of professional quality consoles. Their mixer design was modular allowing the consoles to be manufactured at a less expensive cost than competing semi-custom designs of the time.

Speck's current product lineup includes [parametric equalizer](/source/parametric_equalizer)s, [mixing console](/source/mixing_console)s, analog line mixers, and [microphone preamplifier](/source/microphone_preamplifier)s.

Speck moved their operations to [Fallbrook](/source/Fallbrook), [California](/source/California) in 1986.

==External links==
* [http://www.speck.com Speck Electronics company web site]

Category:Audio equipment manufacturers of the United States
Category:Audio mixing console manufacturers
Category:Manufacturing companies based in California

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