Elysia Xpressor 500 - Coffee & Cream

Elysia Xpressor 500 - Coffe & Cream

Elysia, a high-end manufacturer of studio processors, unveiled a unique line of its products, offering a limited edition of its best-selling compressor, the Xpressor 500 model, with handmade wooden front panels and available in two delicate flavors. : "Coffee" and "Crema".

Elysia Xpressor 500 - Coffe & Cream
Elysia Xpressor 500 - Coffe & Cream

Il Xpressor 500 compressor Coffee aroma beautifully combines Macassar streaked ebony with maple, on which chocolate-colored anodized aluminum knobs are highlighted. The cream Xpressor 500 sport model instead sports a flaming maple on walnut look and a set of gold colored knobs. The wood has been carefully treated with a hand applied oil wax finish to retain its natural look.

Both versions feature a reinforced steel base and are complemented by a set of flat head screws matching the classic look of these special editions. Electronic components are mounted on Gold-plated PCBs, exactly the same as the module VPR-compliant standards.

“Learning how to make these custom versions correctly was a long and intense process,” says co-founder Elysia, Dominic Klassen. “After all this work, it is our pleasure to be able to thank the Elysia supporters by offering all these luxury editions of the Xpressor 500 at no additional cost.

Elysia - Xpressor 500 Coffee
Elysia - Xpressor 500 Coffee

The Xpressor 500 coffee and cream models are strictly limited to 50 units each, and available for purchase at Elysia resellers worldwide since 23 March.
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Pasquale Tarricone, born in Naples in 1971, studied classical piano for several years and earned a diploma in solfeggio from the San Pietro a Majella Conservatory in Naples. Having acquired the necessary knowledge of music theory and sufficient piano technique, he devoted himself entirely to the study of all types of electronic instruments: synthesizers, samplers, drum machines, MIDI sequencers, before entering the world of digital audio recording. With a degree in computer science, he became an expert in operating systems and music software. He has played with numerous electronic-influenced rock cover bands, collaborated on songs for several emerging pop bands, and created several ambient jingles for advertising. For several years, he was an integral member of Not Ordinary Dead, an electronic-punk group that has released three albums and performed numerous concerts throughout Italy. He is currently the keyboardist for the Madonna tribute band "Into The Groove," with which he performs at clubs and events throughout Campania, and works as a sound engineer for various cover bands on the regional live scene.
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