
Rupert Neve Designs
Rupert Neve Designs RND-535 500 Series Compressor
Diode bridge compression with stepped controls and onboard parallel processing in a single 500 Series slot.
$999.00*
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Overview
Key Features
500 Series Diode-Bridge Compressor with Stepped Controls
Onboard Parallel Processing
Sidechain Highpass Filter
Stereo Linking
Specifications
Type
500 Series Diode Bridge Compressor
Compression Threshold
-25 to +20 dB
Ratio
1.5:1 to 8:1
Timing
Unified Control with FAST Button
Mix Control
31-Detent Wet/Dry Blend
Make-Up Gain
31-Detent Control
Features
COMP IN Switch, Stereo Link, Sidechain HPF
Format
500 Series (single slot)
Brand
Rupert Neve Designs
Model
RND-535
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of compression circuit does the RND-535 use?
The RND-535 uses a diode bridge compression circuit, which is known for producing punchy, harmonically rich dynamics processing characteristic of classic Neve compressor designs.
Can the RND-535 do parallel compression without external routing?
Yes. The 535 includes a 31-detent mix control that lets you blend the compressed and dry signals directly on the module, eliminating the need for external parallel compression routing.
Does the RND-535 support stereo linking?
Yes. The module includes a stereo link function, allowing two 535 units to operate as a matched stereo pair when installed in the same 500 Series chassis.
What does the sidechain high-pass filter do on this compressor?
The sidechain HPF prevents low-frequency content from triggering excessive compression, which is especially useful on full mixes or bass-heavy sources where you want to compress without pumping.
What is the FAST button for on the timing control?
The 535 uses a unified timing control for attack and release. Engaging the FAST button shifts the entire timing range to quicker settings, giving you access to more aggressive, snappy compression behavior.