2000's Tube Tech SMC-2A Multiband Tube Compressor. Only selling because I need to finance other projects!

The SMC-2A sounds wicked good and adds just the right amount of Tube sweetness to anything you put through it. Unparalleled for "end of the mix chain" loudness.

FYI, the only difference between the SMC-2A and the 2B is that the 2B has an output balance control for fixing L/R mix issues.

From Tube Tech:

The TUBE-TECH SMC 2B Stereo Multiband Compressor features three independent optical stereo compressors. Combining the effect of wide 3 band level control with individual compression of the three bands creates pure magic, especially on the main mix bus, but also on submixes like drum buss, instrument groups and single tracks.

The SMC2B is one of the few audio processors, that is very hard to bypass, even after a short listening test, and it will tend to stay inserted forever because of the color and dynamics it can add to your source material. Try it for mixing, and hear the magic no other compressor can deliver! For Live use the SMC2B is adding quality and musicality to top touring acts.

As an extra bonus feature, SMC2B can also be used to solve / remove annoying frequencies in basses, vocals, etc. It can even be set up as a d-esser. SMC2B can be very effective when recording very dynamic vocalists without having to spend hours sorting out problems after the recording has been done.

The SMC 2B is one of the most creative and musical audio tools available, and an all-time favorite for countless sound engineers around the world.