Championing the distinctive Condesa sound with discrete analog circuitry, these rotaries arguably eclipse modern audio circuits with zero compromise in audio quality due to exclusion of integrated circuits used in most manufactured mixers. Proponents argue that because discrete components are larger, they carry a higher voltage and are less susceptible to electrical interference. 

 Housed in Australian Blackwood and Tasmanian Oak, these bespoke mixers flaunt characteristics reminiscent of the legendary E&S and Bozak models. The founder, Medhi El-Aquil, a longtime audio equipment specialist, leads the company with a strong emphasis on a clear and present sound through discrete circuitry; this has in turn, led to the well earned accolade of being recognised as producing some of the world's most sought after hi-fi rotaries in its near decade existence.