Bettermaker Stereo Passive EQ Pultec Mastering EQ

1671.28 GBP*

Description

Mac, PC, USB connectivity, analog signal path, hi-boost section, digital control via DAW, total recall EQ with 100% analog signal path & USB connectivity for control via DAW on computer Overview Hardware equalizer for highest mastering demands USB connectivity for control via DAW (mac and PC) Control of recall settings and automations via plug-in (download from manufacturer's website) Hybrid plug-in, which also works without Hardware and provides two additional features (HPF and spectrum analyzer) Intuitive operation of the Pultec design oriented EQ Detented Lo Boost, Lo Cut, Hi Boost and Hi Cut controls XLR In and Outputs Robust, noble design in 19" 2U rack format Technical data Max. input level: +24dBu Max. output level: +27 dBu Nominal audio level: +4 dBu Frequency response: 7 Hz - 30 kHz 101dB dynamic range Low boost/cut frequencies: 20, 30, 60, 100 Hz Hi Boost frequencies: 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 28kHz High Cut frequencies: 5, 10, 20 kHz For more information please visit the manufacturer's website Bettermaker Stereo Passive Hardware Equalizer at a glance Bettermaker presents the Stereo Passive Equalizer, an excellent analogue EQ with advantages from the digital world. Based on a passive Pultec EQ, the SPE can be connected to your Mac or PC via USB and, in combination with a plug-in, can be conveniently controlled via a DAW. So you get not only a recall function but also automation options. 100 percent analogue sound in mastering quality and digital control? What more could you want! Pultec principle In addition to its noble look, the Equalizer is very clearly laid out and offers the controls for processing low frequencies on the front left and for the treble from 3 - 28 kHz on the right. Bettermaker relies on a simultaneous Boost and Cut for the Stereo Passive EQ, so there are two controls each for both frequency ranges. The Lo section has four switchable frequencies (20, 30, 60 and 100Hz), while the Hi-Boost offers a total of eight frequencies (3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16) and two air bands (20 and 28 kHz). The selection is determined via two switches. The additional gain button on the Hi-Cut changes its function and sets the output level to +/- 8dB. Pressing it for a longer time resets all settings to the default value. Naturally, the device can also be bypassed - a simple press of the Engage button is enough for this. Last but not least, there is a control for the quality factor of the Hi-Boost between the sections. Analog and USB? As mentioned earlier, there is a USB port on the back that allows you to connect the Stereo Passive Equalizer to your Mac or PC. Audio is not sent or received via this - it's simply a matter of controlling some functions via the DAW of your choice. More precisely, this requires a plug-in that you can easily download from the manufacturer's website. Total recall for different projects and automations for more fine-tuning of your projects - very handy! But that was not all: the plug-in represents a hybrid...