What do Masters of mastering think about PSP MasterComp?

I haven't played with the PSP MasterComp long enough for more than a first impression but it really had me smiling about several very "hi-fi" sounding hip-hop tracks I was mastering today. It helped without stepping on the truly wonderful sound of my client's mixes. Thinking about it, I can't imagine a better first impression! 
       Bob Olhsson,  Audio Mastery , Nashville TN, US 
Monitoring: Duntech Sovereigns driven by a pair of Hafler 9505 amps

PSP Master Compressor will deliver sonic results that won't compromise musicality and will retain transparency during signal processing. This is a rare occasion in the digital world. I applaud the PSP team in their efforts to deliver a signal processor of this caliber. 
       Sakis Anastopoulos,  DigiSound Mastering , Forest Hill, VIC, Australia 
Monitoring: NotePerfect Maestro

In a trial on an energetic blues vocal and piano track, the Master Comp did as well controlling peaks as one of my better analog compressors. The sound was smooth and clear. 
       Alan Silverman,  Arf! Digital , New York NY, US 
Monitoring: Lipinski Sound L-707, emmLabs Switchman II monitor controller, Bryston 5BST amps, Lavry Engineering LE4496 and AD122MKIII Converters.

 

wymagania sprzętowe:

• Windows XP Z ServicePack 2,
• Intel Pentium II CPU lub wyższy
• CPU with SSE rekomendowane
• 512 MB
• VST lub RTAS 
• ProTools TDM/LE 7.3 or later for running RTAS,
• High Color S-VGA, 1024x768,

 

• Mac OSX 10.4 lub wyższy
• Intel Mac lub Power PC G5 lub G4,
• 512 MB RAM,
• AudioUnit, VST or RTAS compatible host application,
• ProTools TDM/LE 7.3 lub późniejszy dla  RTAS,
• iLok