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Passive Equalizer
For more info about this product, please see the chapter
about the Focusing Equalizer.
The Passive Equalizer, modeled from a Neumann
PEV 930 console equalizer, has a very wide sound
with a warm low end and a sparkling top. Excellent
for adding that extra sparkle a track or a mix might
need. The Mid set at 700Hz will give you a fat 70’s
sounding snare drum. Technically speaking, the
High and Low filters are more of a shelving type
than a bell filter, and the Mid filter is widest at low
frequency settings, while getting more sharp for
higher frequencies. Since this is a passive circuit, all
knobs will interfere with each other and changing
something in the treble might do something in the
bass or mid as well.
The smooth and sparkling high boost filter is great for
making up for a dull and lifeless track.
Knobs
Low Cut/Boost
This knob will either cut or
boost the low frequencies.
The original unit is labeled as
if it boosts or cuts with 3dB
steps at 60 Hz, but in real-
ity it changes the frequency
of a shelving filter so that the
attenuation/gain at 60 Hz will
change. It would be more cor-
rect to label it with a fixed gain
and a variable frequency, but
we decided to leave it as it was
on the original unit. And due
to the non-ideal components
in the unit, it does more things
Low Gain Mid Boost
Mid Frequency
High Gain Output Volume