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elysia introduces 2-channel museq musical equalizer

Previewed at 125th AES convention, San Francisco , 2009, elysia announces the museq musical equalizer as its third major product to be introduced at prolight+sound 2009, Frankfurt. The basic idea behind this analogue equalizer is the combination of advanced sound shaping capabilities with optimised parameters. The used frequency bands with their broad control ranges as well as some of elysia's special features supply versatality in recording and mixing applications. Incremental controllers are especially dedicated to mastering applications.
Each of the two channels offers three parametric bands with a switchable Q. The additional outer bands are low/high shelf designs which can be separately switched into a low/high cut mode with additional resonance. Each of the ten gain controls can be altered from boost to cut mode which considerably improves the resolution of the control ranges. Both channels have a switchable option for a stronger 'musical' coloration of the signal.
The circuit design of the museq is completely based on discrete analogue technology. The entire signal processing is realized with single transistors in permanent class A mode, and even the power supply is composed of fully discrete circuits. An oversized transformer, selected capsuled conductive plastic potentiometers as well as special current feedback amplifiers are part of the technical refinement. The combination of these elements aims at maximum signal quality and provides clean sound even with extreme settings.
elysia museq musical Equalizer
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