Shape Transients Like Never Before The original SPL Transient Designer caused a huge stir upon its introduction in 1998, but SPL has now upped the ante. Featuring the same Differential Envelope Technology (DET) and 4-channel level-independent processing qualities as its forerunner, the Transient Designer MK2 adds a new design and an even more stylish look and feel. Its 4mm thick black anodized faceplate, solid aluminum-milled knobs, and black powder coated high-quality steel housing look fantastic in any rack. Under the hood, youll find Neutrik XLR connectors with gold-plated contacts on all four channels and an electronically balanced signal transmission at a nominal +6dB level. And, as always, only two controls are needed to get incredible results with this brilliant device.On the Attack Sweetwater studio engineers repeatedly praise the SPL Transient Designer 4 MK2s ease of use. Attack, one of only two controls needed, allows you to increase or decrease the