Description
The Drawmer 1961 Vacuum Tube Equalizer combines low noise circuitry with no fewer than twelve active tube stages to provide two channels of exceptional equalization possessing unique ‘personality’. Rather than employ a continuously variable resistor as a means of frequency control, the 1961 utilizes the same rotary ‘step’ switching system used in vintage designs . This enables the component values for each frequency band to be optimized for uncompromising performance across the entire audio spectrum and also makes setting up more accurate, particularly when treating stereo signals.
The 1961 and 1960 Can be ‘interlinked’ to provide, in effect, a two channel vacuum tube mixing console, – the perfect mastering or post audio ‘sweetening’ tool.
Drawmer 1961 Features:
- 2 channel, 2 rack space vacuum tube mastering EQ
- Vacuum tube in each EQ filter
- Mastering style EQ design with selectable frequency for repeatability
- 4 bands of EQ per channel
- 6 selectable frequencies, variable bandwidth, variable boost/cut each band
- Individual variable high and lowpass filters
- Vacuum tube output
- +4/-10 operation, selectable each channel
