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Drawmer MXPro-60 Rør "channel strip" Micpreamp Gate De-esser Com

Art.nr: 2100060

12.450,-

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Drawmer

Ikkje på lager, ca. 4-7 dagers leveringstid, så lenge varen er på lager hos leverandør.

Drawmer MXPro-60

Rørbestykket "channel strip" med micpreamp, gate, de-esser, kompressor, EQ og limiter, 1U.

Støysvak mik-preamp med valgbar 48V fantommating, 100Hz høypassfilter og fasevender
Instrument-preamp med stillbar gain, 20dB gain boost, brightness boost for forsterkersimulering
”Programme Adaptive” gate med stillbar treshold og fast/slow stillbar release-tid
De-esser med justerbar ”More”-kontroll og switch mellom mannlige og kvinnelige stemmer
Soft-knee kompressor med justerbar treshold/ratio, automatisk attack og release.
Kraftig EQ med ±18dB, høy- og lavpass shelvingfilter, fullparametrisk mid og variabel Q-verdi
Multibånds Tube Sound for variabel røremulering i tre ulike frekvensbånd
Pre Fade Limiter med ”soft” og ”hard” LED-visning
Kanalinsert med 1/4” stereojack
Balanserte +4dB XLR og jack ubalanserte innganger
Balanserte XLR og ubalanserte jack utganger

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You may not realise it but you have been listening to Drawmer for the last 30 years, almost every time you turn on the radio, watch t.v. or go to a gig. Since the introduction of the DS201 noise gate in 1982 Drawmer products have consistently remained the unequivocal choice of producers, engineers and artist’s, and, as such, have been installed in almost every major recording studio, live venue and broadcast facility throughout the world. Drawmer products are the engineer’s indispensable tools that elevates good sound into truly stunning!

The company, which is based in Yorkshire, England, was founded by Ivor Drawmer, whose passion was designing audio circuits. "The whole thing started in 1981," explains Drawmer. "I had been playing keyboards with bands in Yorkshire, but that wasn't going so well and also I wasn't getting any younger. With the encouragement of friends I built a small batch of stereo delay lines, which I called the Multitracker, and that was the start of Drawmer."