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1967 First API console sold to Apostolic Studios in New York City 1968 API co-founder Saul Walker creates the 2520 Discrete Circuit 1969 Saul Walker pioneers modular design with the introduction of the 500 Series modules 1969 API introduces the 500 EQ—one of the first 500 Series modules 1969 First commercial console shown at AES in the fall of 1969, sold to Sound Ideas 1969 API develops and manufactures first conductive plastic faders 1970 Les Paul purchases one of the first modular API consoles

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1967 First API console sold to Apostolic Studios in New York City 1968 API co-founder Saul Walker creates the 2520 Discrete Circuit 1969 Saul Walker pioneers modular design with the introduction of the 500 Series modules 1969 API introduces the 500 EQ—one of the first 500 Series modules 1969 First commercial console shown at AES in the fall of 1969, sold to Sound Ideas 1969 API develops and manufactures first conductive plastic faders 1970 Les Paul purchases one of the first modular API consoles

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