Description
Warm Audio Pultec Sytle Tube EQ. (Sold as a Pair)
These extremely clean, no rack rash, low low hours of use come from a customer that is selling his studio gear. Save some cash and grab essentially a new pair! I just fired them up and tested them. They sound great!
The EQP-WA is a re-creation of the most renowned tube Equalizer in studio history, the “Pultec EQP-1A”. Not only does the look and feel of the EQP-WA match the classic Pultec units, but the sonic quality has been carefully considered by using top-end components such as CineMag transformers and premium tubes. This fully discrete Tube EQ can pull euphoric sonics from any track and bring a brilliance and luster to mixes that’s nearly impossible to achieve inside-the-box.
The EQP-WA is a high-voltage tube equalizer, utilzing CineMag USA Transformers and two premium vacuum tubes by Tung-Sol.
The EQP-WA operates on two tubes: one 12AX7 and one 12AU7. We proudly use Tung-Sol brand tubes in this product for their sonic richness and ‘open’ sound. These 2 tubes are socketed for easy swapping and replacement.
Specs:
- UTILIZES PREMIUM GRADE INPUT AND OUTPUT CINEMAG USA TRANSFORMERS.
- TUBE EQUALIZER BASED ON THE CLASSIC “PULTEC” EQP-1A.
- PREMIUM HIGH VOLTAGE 12AX7 AND 12AU7 TUBES.
- CINEMAG INDUCTOR EQ SECTION.
- EQ SECTION IS BYPASSABLE – SIGNAL STILL PASSES THROUGH TUBES AND TRANSFORMERS FOR WARMING EFFECT.
- XLR AND TRS TRANSFORMER BALANCED OUTPUTS.
- FLAT FREQUENCY RESPONSE FROM 20 HZ – 50 KHZ.
- XLR AND TRS TRANSFORMER BALANCED INPUTS.
- NO INSERTION LOSS – LOSS RESTORED BY TUBE AMPLIFIER.
- 5 ADDED FREQUENCY POINTS FOR GREATER FLEXIBILITY.
- SWITCHABLE 115/230 VOLT IEC POWER INLET.
- DIMENSIONS: 19 X 3.5 X 6 INCHES – 2RU RACK MOUNTABLE.
- LOW FREQUENCY BOOST – 20, 30, 60, 100, 200, 400, 800 HZ – 12 DB.
- LOW FREQUENCY CUT – 20, 30, 60, 100, 200, 400, 800 HZ – 18 DB.
- HIGH FREQUENCY BOOST – 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 16 KHZ – 18 DB.
- HIGH FREQUENCY CUT – 3, 4, 5, 10, 20 KHZ – 14 DB.
- BOOST AND CUT CONTROLS CAN BE USED SIMULTANEOUSLY FOR PHASE EFFECT.
