Equalizador DBX 1231

Dbx, year of manufacture: 2000 It is a 3-unit (3U) rack format analog graphic equalizer, robust and built with a steel and aluminum chassis. Its most notable technical specifications are: Dual Channel (Stereo): It has two completely independent channels, ideal for equalizing the left/right side of a room or two different monitor mixes. 31 Bands per channel: 1/3 octave intervals with ISO standard frequencies (from 20 Hz for deep bass to 20 kHz for treble 45 mm faders: Medium/long travel faders that allow much more precise and fine adjustment of frequencies compared to short fader equalizers (such as 20 mm). Switchable ranges: Allows you to toggle the sensitivity of the faders between a range of \bm{\pm}6 dB (for surgical and gentle corrections) or \bm{\pm}15 dB (for drastic or difficult room acoustic corrections). Low-Cut Filter (High Pass): Includes a button to activate a Bessel filter at 40 Hz with a drop of 18 dB per octave, crucial for eliminating background noise, floor vibrations or protecting the Complete professional connectivity: It has balanced inputs and outputs on the back in both XLR (Canon) format and in 1/4" TRS Jack and barrier strip. Wired Bypass (Hardwire Relay): If the device is accidentally turned off or the Bypass button is activated, the audio signal continues to pass through without interruptions or distortion. LED Indicators: It has ladders of 4 LEDs per channel to quickly visually monitor output levels.