Drawmer 1974 Stereo Parametric Equaliser

Capturing the essence of 1970s analogue warmth, the 1974 four band Parametric Equaliser brings vintage musicality to modern studios with its exceptional sonic clarity and character that digital processing simply cannot replicate. This fully stereo unit features genuine linked operation using precision stepped potentiometers matched to fine tolerances, allowing both channels to be controlled simultaneously with a single set of controls for quick adjustments and accurate recall.

As a true parametric equaliser, the 1974 offers four bands with fully variable frequency controls and ±12dB cut/boost capability. The two mid bands feature completely variable bandwidth controls, enabling everything from surgical precision targeting of narrow frequency sections to broad, natural-sounding filters. This versatility makes it equally suited to subtle mastering work requiring a delicate touch and more dramatic tonal sculpting of problematic recordings.

The unit includes fully variable low and high cut filters with ranges of 10Hz-225Hz and 4kHz-32kHz respectively, perfect for removing unwanted rumble and hiss with pinpoint accuracy. Additional features include switchable slope settings for altered focus at frequency extremes and a low peak setting that magnifies the bottom end, making the 1974 an ideal tool for any musician seeking authentic 70s analogue character in their sound shaping arsenal.