PowerCore X8 now available with Sonnox plug-ins

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Oxford EQ and Dynamics included

The Oxford EQ and Dynamics processors are included.
The Oxford EQ and Dynamics processors are included.

TC Electronic´s PowerCore X8 is an excellent powered plug-in system; Sonnox makes some great effects for it. This being the case, the PowerCore X8 Sonnox Edition makes a lot of sense to us.

As you might have guessed, this bundle contains not just the TC hardware, but also some of Sonnox´s processors. Specifically, we´re talking about the Oxford EQ and Oxford Dynamics plug-ins. These come in addition to the 14 plug-ins that ship with the PowerCore X8 as standard.

Compatible with Mac and PC, the PowerCore X8 Sonnox Edition costs €1599. Find out more at the TC Electronic website.

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