Equalisers

Equalisers, or EQs, are tools used in recording studios to adjust the frequency response of an audio signal. Classic EQ units are typically used to cut or boost certain frequencies, allowing the engineer to shape the overall sound of a recording. The frequency bands that an EQ can adjust can vary, but most common EQs feature a low-frequency band, a mid-frequency band, and a high-frequency band. The engineer can adjust the gain of each band to either cut or boost specific frequency ranges in the audio signal. .Click here to learn more about the various types of equalisers.

Released in 2006
The Klark Teknik DN 370 is the latest evolutionary step in a process of design refinement that goes back over 30 years. With DN 370 we’ve started from the ground up and produced a unit that is totally without compromise, and one that we believe is the finest professional graphic equaliser in the world today. It also perfectly complements the existing Klark Teknik range of equalisers, both analogue and digital.
Released in 2007
In the SPL PASSEQ they have revived the concept of the passive equaliser that was used in the 50’s and 60’s. The charming sound of this vintage technology combined with the modern 120V technology results in a very special equaliser.
Released in 2007
The Chandler Limited Curve Bender is a modern equalizer by Chandler Limited, created for Abbey Road’s 75th anniversary. Inspired by classic EMI desks, it provides 51 EQ points and up to ±13.5dB cut/boost, with integrated mastering features.
Released in 2007
The Elysia Museq is an equaliser that combines premium sound shaping with optimally matched parameters and highest quality components, enabling the user to create musical results in no time at all.
Released in 2007
The beginnings of the API 5500 circuit can be traced back to the original 550 equaliser designed by Saul Walker, the founder of Automated Processes Inc.
Released in 2008
The Langevin Mini Massive is the little brother to Manley’s Massive Passive EQ.
Released in 2009
Crane Song Ibis is an analogue equaliser that boldly takes equalisation to a new level of musicality.
Released in 2012
Behold the Clariphonic Dual-Channel Parallel Equaliser from Kush Audio, a fiendishly clever new approach to equalisation that was designed from the ground up to give you the kind of air, clarity, and presence previously found only in very expensive analog equalisers, the kind that are often old and difficult to find.
Released in 2013
The dbx 2231 is a dual-function unit, blending a 31-band graphic equaliser with a limiter. Perfect for audio pros, it offers precise EQ for shaping and a built-in limiter for peak control. Ideal for studio, live sound, or installations, it’s a compact solution for comprehensive audio processing.
Released in 2013
With an EQ heritage that has produced countless industry-standard patents and dates back more than 30 years, the dbx iEQ-31 easily lives up to the dbx® legacy of uncompromised sonic integrity.
Released in 2013
The dbx iEQ-15 is a powerful graphic equaliser with 15 bands, perfect for precise audio control in various settings. Its compact design and user-friendly interface make it an excellent choice for both professionals and audio enthusiasts.
Released in 2013
The dbx 1215 is a versatile graphic equaliser designed for audio professionals. With its 15 bands of precision EQ, it allows for precise control over the audio spectrum, making it ideal for shaping and fine-tuning sound in various applications. Whether you’re in a studio, live sound, or installed sound environment, the dbx 1215 offers reliable performance and flexibility in audio equalisation.
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