Drawmer presents the 1974, a unique parametric stereo equaliser that is based on the sound of famous studio hardware of the 70s. The extraordinary analog musicality and tonal transparency are in the foreground here, so that every mix benefits from the analog warmth. The result is a completely new character in mastering, which is very difficult to realize with digital equipment. In addition, its clear design makes it child's play to operate, while maintaining an overview at all times. In addition to the low and high cut, four bands are available, each of which can be adjusted (depending on the band slope or bandwidth), as well as a practical bypass function for A-B comparisons. Two XLR inputs and two XLR outputs are available on the connection side. Last but not least, the rugged 1974 only requires one rack unit of height, so you can combine it with other equipment.

Drawmer 1974 Overview

• Vintage -style Four band Parametric Equalisation, inspired by the analog devices of the 1970s.
• Provides classic sound clarity and control at an affordable price
• True stereo operation with one set of controls for both channels
• Built-in and precise potentiometers that provide precision for quick and easy recall
• Variable low and high cut filters allow you to perfectly tune unwanted signals
• Fully variable bandwidth provides absolute control over the parametric center bands
• Switchable tilt and low peak values allow you to Fokus adjust the tilt and increase the low end
• True hardware bypass for accurate A/B comparisons
• Internal low sum toroidal linear power supply and voltage selector switch
• Classic Drawmer construction quality with robust steel housing and aluminium front panel