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NAMM 2025: Drawmer announces the MQ-1 & MQ-2 - 'Motown Sound' 500 Series modules
jeudi 23 janvier 2025, 14:01 , par Gearslutz
Taking inspiration from the legendary ‘Motown EQ’, Drawmer are pleased to present two new 500-series units which offer 7-band proportional Q Equalisers with EQ curves akin to the renowned EQ’s used in the illustrious Detroit studios in the 1960’s. These 100% analogue EQ units feature 7 bell curves, each having a variable cut/boost of ±10dB and set at the beautifully musical frequencies of the original. The MQ-1 offers a single channel Mono 7-band EQ, with the highly regarded ‘CRUSH’ feature present on the Drawmer 1971 Dual 4 Band Parametric Equaliser rack unit. When you activate the crush circuit, get ready for some pleasing harmonic saturation and that classic analogue warmth that adds a ton of character to any signal passing through the unit. CRUSH fattens up the bass, adds presence to the mids, and brings a delightful shimmer to the top end. The harder you drive the EQ the more Crush you’ll get! The MQ-1 is a single-slot 500 series module The MQ-2 offers the same EQ curves, but in full stereo, and is far more than an EQ. It also incorporates a programme dependant single-knob compressor that adapts its envelope to the characteristics of the signal. The order of the EQ and Compressor in the signal path can be swapped according to your requirements. The MQ-2 also has the same integrated ‘CRUSH’ feature that warms up your mix with harmonic saturation, and additionally includes comprehensive metering The MQ-2 is a 2-slot 500 series module Designed and hand-built by Drawmer in the UK. List Pricing (UK)MQ-1 @ £249 + VAT MQ-2 @ £379 + VAT Come and visit us at the NAMM show, 23-25 January, ACC North, Level 1, Booth #15713. We're sharing the booth with our US partners TransAudio Group For more information please visit: https://www.drawmer.com/ Attached Thumbnails
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