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Omnia.fm vs Omnia3fmt vs Unity 2000i

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CHR station (80's 90's and Today)
Fairly openly processed market
3 Processing choices

*Omnia.fm (four band AGC low-mid-pres-high, four band limiter low-mid-pres-high)
*New O3fmt
*Unity 2000

Best processor for the Job?

I personally like the 3fmt and Unity's natural sound. Also like the gritty sound of the Omnia.fm. 3fmt, bit harsh on heavily limited material. Omnia.fm can sound a bit flat on some material. Competitors using Optimod 8300's but they're a bit 'mid-rangey' and I was surprised how well the 3fmt competes with the big optimods. Let me know your favourite. I can e-mail you some off-air audio examples if you like...just for fun!
 
> CHR station (80's 90's and Today)
> Fairly openly processed market
> 3 Processing choices
>
> *Omnia.fm (four band AGC low-mid-pres-high, four band
> limiter low-mid-pres-high)
> *New O3fmt
> *Unity 2000
>
> Best processor for the Job?
>
> I personally like the 3fmt and Unity's natural sound. Also
> like the gritty sound of the Omnia.fm. 3fmt, bit harsh on
> heavily limited material. Omnia.fm can sound a bit flat on
> some material. Competitors using Optimod 8300's but they're
> a bit 'mid-rangey' and I was surprised how well the 3fmt
> competes with the big optimods. Let me know your favourite.
> I can e-mail you some off-air audio examples if you
> like...just for fun!

I would be interested in hearing those samples :) Just out of curiosity. You can e-mail me at: goran.tomas at email.htnet.hr

Regarding your question, I never liked Unity so I would go with either Omnia.fm or Omnia-3fmt. Why not try each for a week and see which fits the bill better? You can then tweak that one further...

Regards,
Goran Tomas
 
> > CHR station (80's 90's and Today)
> > Fairly openly processed market
> > 3 Processing choices
> >
> > *Omnia.fm (four band AGC low-mid-pres-high, four band
> > limiter low-mid-pres-high)
> > *New O3fmt
> > *Unity 2000
> >
> > Best processor for the Job?
> >
> > I personally like the 3fmt and Unity's natural sound.
> Also
> > like the gritty sound of the Omnia.fm. 3fmt, bit harsh on
>
> > heavily limited material. Omnia.fm can sound a bit flat
> on
> > some material. Competitors using Optimod 8300's but
> they're
> > a bit 'mid-rangey' and I was surprised how well the 3fmt
> > competes with the big optimods. Let me know your
> favourite.
> > I can e-mail you some off-air audio examples if you
> > like...just for fun!
>
> I would be interested in hearing those samples :) Just out
> of curiosity. You can e-mail me at: goran.tomas at
> email.htnet.hr
>
> Regarding your question, I never like Unity so I would go
> with either Omnia.fm or Omnia-3fmt. Why not try each for a
> week and see which fits the bill better? You can than tweak
> that one further...
>
> Regards,
> Goran Tomas
> TRADED my o3t for the dsp-x version 2.8 software.try it money back guarantee.it will walk the walk and talk the talk.has balls the size of Tarzan's..that unity was good in it's day.but as the software codes improve as they have, those older boxes get aged and the O3 is beginning to do the same.i look for omnia to launch a new product this year to replace it.they are very aggressive and just dam good processor people..IMHO
 
> > > CHR station (80's 90's and Today)
> > > Fairly openly processed market
> > > 3 Processing choices
> > >
> > > *Omnia.fm (four band AGC low-mid-pres-high, four band
> > > limiter low-mid-pres-high)
> > > *New O3fmt
> > > *Unity 2000
> > >
> > > Best processor for the Job?
> > >
> > > I personally like the 3fmt and Unity's natural sound.
> > Also
> > > like the gritty sound of the Omnia.fm. 3fmt, bit harsh
> on
> >
> > > heavily limited material. Omnia.fm can sound a bit flat
>
> > on
> > > some material. Competitors using Optimod 8300's but
> > they're
> > > a bit 'mid-rangey' and I was surprised how well the 3fmt
>
> > > competes with the big optimods. Let me know your
> > favourite.
> > > I can e-mail you some off-air audio examples if you
> > > like...just for fun!
> >
> > I would be interested in hearing those samples :) Just
> out
> > of curiosity. You can e-mail me at: goran.tomas at
> > email.htnet.hr
> >
> > Regarding your question, I never like Unity so I would go
> > with either Omnia.fm or Omnia-3fmt. Why not try each for a
>
> > week and see which fits the bill better? You can than
> tweak
> > that one further...
> >
> > Regards,
> > Goran Tomas
> > TRADED my o3t for the dsp-x version 2.8 software.try it
> money back guarantee.it will walk the walk and talk the
> talk.has balls the size of Tarzan's..that unity was good in
> it's day.but as the software codes improve as they have,
> those older boxes get aged and the O3 is beginning to do the
> same.i look for omnia to launch a new product this year to
> replace it.they are very aggressive and just dam good
> processor people..IMHO
>
The Unity was an analog box with digital control! No DSP in the audio!
 
> > > > CHR station (80's 90's and Today)
> > > > Fairly openly processed market
> > > > 3 Processing choices
> > > >
> > > > *Omnia.fm (four band AGC low-mid-pres-high, four band
> > > > limiter low-mid-pres-high)
> > > > *New O3fmt
> > > > *Unity 2000
> > > >
> > > > Best processor for the Job?
> > > >
> > > > I personally like the 3fmt and Unity's natural sound.
>
> > > Also
> > > > like the gritty sound of the Omnia.fm. 3fmt, bit
> harsh
> > on
> > >
> > > > heavily limited material. Omnia.fm can sound a bit
> flat
> >
> > > on
> > > > some material. Competitors using Optimod 8300's but
> > > they're
> > > > a bit 'mid-rangey' and I was surprised how well the
> 3fmt
> >
> > > > competes with the big optimods. Let me know your
> > > favourite.
> > > > I can e-mail you some off-air audio examples if you
> > > > like...just for fun!
> > >
> > > I would be interested in hearing those samples :) Just
> > out
> > > of curiosity. You can e-mail me at: goran.tomas at
> > > email.htnet.hr
> > >
> > > Regarding your question, I never like Unity so I would
> go
> > > with either Omnia.fm or Omnia-3fmt. Why not try each for
> a
> >
> > > week and see which fits the bill better? You can than
> > tweak
> > > that one further...
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Goran Tomas
> > > TRADED my o3t for the dsp-x version 2.8 software.try it
> > money back guarantee.it will walk the walk and talk the
> > talk.has balls the size of Tarzan's..that unity was good
> in
> > it's day.but as the software codes improve as they have,
> > those older boxes get aged and the O3 is beginning to do
> the
> > same.i look for omnia to launch a new product this year to
>
> > replace it.they are very aggressive and just dam good
> > processor people..IMHO
> >
> The Unity was an analog box with digital control! No DSP in
> the audio!
> CORRECT as i use to own one.did not mean to imply it was dsp, but as the code in the digital boxes got better it aged the older analog boxes capability.the omnia replacements were much louder with cleaner audio.but in defense of the unity, it was a good processor.hope this clears thing up.
 
> > CHR station (80's 90's and Today)
> > Fairly openly processed market
> > 3 Processing choices
> >
> > *Omnia.fm (four band AGC low-mid-pres-high, four band
> > limiter low-mid-pres-high)
> > *New O3fmt
> > *Unity 2000
> >
> > Best processor for the Job?
> >
> > I personally like the 3fmt and Unity's natural sound.
> Also
> > like the gritty sound of the Omnia.fm. 3fmt, bit harsh on
>
> > heavily limited material. Omnia.fm can sound a bit flat
> on
> > some material. Competitors using Optimod 8300's but
> they're
> > a bit 'mid-rangey' and I was surprised how well the 3fmt
> > competes with the big optimods. Let me know your
> favourite.
> > I can e-mail you some off-air audio examples if you
> > like...just for fun!
>
> I would be interested in hearing those samples :) Just out
> of curiosity. You can e-mail me at: goran.tomas at
> email.htnet.hr
>
> Regarding your question, I never like Unity so I would go
> with either Omnia.fm or Omnia-3fmt. Why not try each for a
> week and see which fits the bill better? You can than tweak
> that one further...
>
> Regards,
> Goran Tomas
>
Send me a message to:
[email protected]

I'll reply to that e-mail. I have samples of our 6fm and 3fmt

cheers
 
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