PSP's Neon HR Version 2 - 60% off till July 1st

I've used the PSP Neon since its first release. Whenever I needed to do major sonic surgery to an individual sound or sweetening on a stereo buss the Neon is one of my go to equalizer plugins. I'm sure there are some mastering engineers with the Neon in their bag of tricks.

"PSP proudly presents a new version of their flagship mastering equalizer plug-in - PSP Neon! To overcome the most significant limitations of PSP Neon HR version 1 they decided to develop additional versions of the plug-in, creating the Neon Suite which covers both mastering and mixing applications. Version 2 of PSP Neon comes in three flavors: PSP Neon HR, PSP Neon STD, PSP Neon Mix.

But wait, there's more—all three plug-ins share some new exciting features! Check them out!"

Features:

• Operation at high sample rates (up to 192kHz)
• PSP Audioware's proprietary FAT mode
• Independent processing and control of each stereo channel
• Stereo and Mid-Side operation
• High and Max resolution modes for unparalleled fidelity in the most demanding applications
• Third-octave real-time spectrum analyzer with many adjustable parameters,
• Frequency-hunting as well as overtone-hunting workflow accelerators for finding the right frequency in seconds
• Response plot auto-zooming
• EQ band soloing

Until 30th June 2011 you can buy PSP Neon HR at the special introductory price of $99 (60% off the regular price)*
Starting from 1st July 2011 regular price $249* will be applied.
(*all prices exclude taxes)
(**upgrade is free for all PSP Neon registered users)

Shangri-La: Rock Music Landmark Lists at $4.1M

"The Shangri-La recording studio was designed by Rob Fraboni in the early 1970s to the specifications of Bob Dylan and The Band. The Band drummer Levon Helm described Shangri-La as a “clubhouse and studio where we and our friends could record albums and cross-pollinate one another’s music.”
"The studio is currently owned by Beej Chaney, singer and guitar player for the 1980s new-wave band, “The Suburbs.” Chaney renovated and updated the studio."
This Malibu music landmark is currently on the market for the first time in 30 years for $4.1 million. Shen Schulz of Sotheby’s International Realty, Malibu, has the listing.
http://realestateflat.com/2011/05/19/shangri-la-rock-music-landmark-lists-at-4-1m/ 
Visit the Shangri-La website for more information on this historic studio and click on the STUDIO link for a list of the great vintage gear and the HISTORY link to learn about its beginnings as an upscale bordello to its current iconic status in the annals of music.