Klark Teknik

Klark Teknik, founded in the UK in the mid-1970s, is renowned for its digital signal processing (DSP) products. A standout in their range is the DN780, a high-end digital reverb introduced in the 1980s, celebrated for its pristine sound and versatility. Widely used in recording and broadcast, it became a staple for professionals seeking advanced processing capabilities. Building on the DN780’s success, Klark Teknik expanded its offerings, including the DN360 graphic equaliser, a favourite in studios and live sound. Today, the company remains a leader in DSP technology, with its innovative products highly regarded by musicians, producers, and engineers worldwide.

Released in 1976
The Klark Teknik DN50 Spring Reverb was introduced around the mid-seventies, just prior to the launch of digital reverbs.
Released in 1986
Often referred to as the poor man’s AMS RMX 16, the Klark Teknik DN 780 is a great reverb in its own right and has maintained a loyal following over the years. The Klark Teknik DN 780 digital Reverb is not simply a reverberation device. The Klark Teknik DN 780 gives the user a unique and flexible means of producing realistic acoustic simulations for environments of all types and sizes.
Released in 1997
Klark Teknik offered a broad range og high quality audio processor in the 1980s & 1990s, the Klark Teknik DN 7204 was a combination Delay and EQ. Designed to meet and exceed the needs of the recording, broadcast, installation and live sound industries, the Klark Teknik DN 7204 Programmable Delay Line is a high quality, 2-input, 4-output configurable audio delay line that combines state-of-the-art DSP performance with ease of use.
Released in 2000
Designed to meet and exceed the needs of the recording, broadcast, installation and live sound industries, the Klark Teknik DN 3600 Programmable Graphic Equaliser is an extremely high quality, digitally controlled, two-channel, third-octave equaliser that combines state-of-the-art audio performance with unprecedented ease of use.
Released in 2000
The Klark Teknik DN 504 is a 1RU unit with four compressors, hard/soft knee options, auto/manual controls, and stereo linking. Ideal for in-ear monitoring, it includes gain reduction and output level metering.
Released in 2000
The Klark Teknik DN 300 offers reliable audio performance with variable ‘Q’ topology, 30 bands, and swept high/low pass filters. It features an EQ in/out switch, level control, and improved fader resolution with 45mm oil-damped faders.
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 2009
The Klark Teknik DN 9696 High Resolution Audio Recorder offers 96 Tracks of high-resolution recording at 24-bit/96kHz for up to 9 hours and can be integrated with a Midas digital console making it the ideal recorder for live recording rigs the world over.
Released in 2016
The Klark Teknik 76-KT Limiting Amplifier is a classic FET-Style Compressor with Class-A Line Level Amplifier and Midas Transformers.
Released in 2017
The Klark Teknik EQP-KT is a classic Tube Equaliser with Switchable-Frequency Selection, Variable-Bandwidth and Custom-Built Midas Transformers.
Released in 2018
Klark Teknik pay homage to this audio-processing pioneer that has graced so many recordings, with the Klark Teknik KT-2A Leveling Amplifier that is both attractive and affordable.
Released in 2019
The chorus effect has been a studio mainstay since the ‘80s. With greats such as Brian Eno, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Peter Gabriel and so many more incorporating this effect into their recordings, the chorus has become legendary effect in the music industry.

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