Elysia announced the Museq the musical equalizer.
The basic idea behind this analog EQ is the combination of sound shaping capabilities with matched parameters which enables the user to “find the desired results fast and precisely, ” according to Elysia.
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 an extra resonance peak.
Each gain controller of the two times five bands can be altered from boost to cut mode which results in a notably well resolution of the control ranges and twice the number of available settings. Both channels have a switchable option for a stronger coloration of the signal to complete the musical master plan.The circuit design of the museq is completely based on discrete analog technology.
The entire signal processing is realized with single transistors in permanent class A mode, and the power supply is composed of discrete circuits. An oversized transformer, selected capsuled conductive plastic potentiometers as well as special current feedback amplifiers are part of the technical features.
The serial version of the museq will be shown at the Musikmesse in Frankfurt/Main.
More info at www.elysia.com.
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