I know I'm a broken record with this, but I highly recommend putting the Grace Design Felix on your list of boxes to check out. Not colored, but very warm and hifi. Definitely studio quality and built for the road, a stereo channel strip, although no compression.

Edwin - it looks fantastic.. I'll definitely check it out.

I'm giving the Felix some serious consideration for my Series II.
 
I like reasonably simple yet versatile self-contained units that are road-worthy.
 
This hits all of those marks.

The ADR units are starting to move in the general direction of being put to good use again -  
 
 
 
Three cheers for younger brothers!

... time flies! Christiaan has recently started refurbishing the ADR units, and he's posted some blogs. Geeky content ahead ...
https://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-part-1.html
https://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-part-2-to-recap-or-not.html

[edited to fix the links]

One piece (which Phil Lesh still uses, I think) that's pretty helpful is a Meyer CP-10 EQ. It has very low phase shift and is quite versatile. For those times when the SF-2 just doesn't have enough bands....

Part 3 is up - fun with collar knobs
https://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-part-1.html
https://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-part-2-to-recap-or-not.html
http://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-update-3.html

And part 4 - make your own collar tool:
http://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/04/collet-tool-part-2.html

Quote from: adriaan on March 20, 2019, 10:40:56 AM
... time flies! Christiaan has recently started refurbishing the ADR units, and he's posted some blogs. Geeky content ahead ...
https://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-part-1.html
https://aebtb.blogspot.com/2019/03/adr-modules-part-2-to-recap-or-not.html

[edited to fix the links]

Thanks for sharing Adriaan!!!