Neve 3313 (c. early 1990s)
Not much information on the Neve 3313 survives. The model number shows up in period classified advertising from the mid-1990s. That suggests these were outboard processing modules sold on the used market at the time. What the record shows:
- A pair of related variants — the 33134 and 33135 — are listed in Mix magazine’s classified section (April 1994, p.208), priced at $1,000 and $900 respectively. The same ads also mention other well-known Neve modules (1073, Pultec EQP-1A3, MEQ-5), placing the 3313 series in the company’s professional studio lineup.
- An August 1994 Mix classified (p.229) again lists a “33114” at $1,000 and a “33135” at $900 — the first entry is almost certainly an OCR corruption of “33134,” given the consistent pricing and adjacent model numbers.
- No original brochure, service manual, or specification sheet has surfaced for the 3313 in archive collections. Its exact function — likely a microphone preamplifier, equalizer, or dynamics module — is not independently confirmed, though the price points suggest a single-channel rack unit or console module akin to the 1073/1064 family.
Production years, original list price, circuit topology and even the exact product type are undocumented. The Neve 3313 exists in the record mostly as a handful of classified lines. It reached enough studios to trade on the used market, but it left no formal paper trail.
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