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- Boost, cut, or both - it all sounds great
- Vintage solid-state classics
- Nourish your tracks with the stuff of legend
- Boost, cut, or both - it all sounds great
Vintage solid-state classics
There were solid-state Pultecs? There were, indeed. Introduced in the 1970s, these equalizers sported tighter bass than their tube counterparts and surprisingly sweet-sounding highs. Today's solid-state Pultecs, like their ancestors, employ API 2520 op-amps (rather than vacuum tubes) to drive their make-up gain stages. Otherwise, they're functionally identical to their tubular brethren. If you love the Pultec sound, but the characteristic low-end bloom of the tube units is a bit much, the solid-state models - including Pultec's 500 Series modules - will serve you well.
Nourish your tracks with the stuff of legend
Features:
- Single-channel, 2-band equalizer built to 500 Series specifications
- The vintage character of original Pultecs, the reliability of modern design
- Incredibly low noise floor for a pure sound
- Bandwidth control lets you decide how wide a range you're sculpting
- Separate boost and cut controls provide additional creative potential
- 30, 40, 70, 100Hz shelf boost, 0-13.5dB
- 30, 40, 70, 100Hz shelf attenuate, 0-17.5dB
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12kHz peak boost, 0-18dB
- 5, 10kHz shelf boost, 0-14dB
- 5, 10, 20kHz shelf attenuate, 0-16dB
- Amplifier: 20Hz-20kHz; +0, -1dB (ref: 1kHz, including input/output transformers)
- Input transformer: 600 ohms; output transformer: 600 ohms
- Noise: below -80dBm; output level: +21dBm maximum
- Distortion: 0.15% at 10dBm into 600 ohms