Enhanced Sonic Clarity
The Drawmer 1970 features ultra-clean THAT Corporation mic preamps providing up to 66dB of gain, ensuring pristine, transparent, and precise audio recordings.
The Drawmer 1970 is a dual FET compressor and mic preamp inspired by the famous tube-based 1960 with an expanded feature set.
The Drawmer 1970 includes a similar layout to its ancestor with identical feature sets but features many improvements including a more accurate EQ and cleaner mic preamps. The preamps feature the latest THAT Corporation technology to ensure a pristine, transparent and precise recording. Each preamp provides up to 66dB of gain and includes a switchable mic impedance for impedance microphone matching and polarity reversal switch.
A DI input is also provided on the front panel with Bass and Treble EQ for further tone shaping. While line inputs and insert points make it possible to use the Drawmer 1970 on the mix bus.
Drawmer 1970 Main Features:
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The Drawmer 1970 features ultra-clean THAT Corporation mic preamps providing up to 66dB of gain, ensuring pristine, transparent, and precise audio recordings.
Equipped to function as two mono tracking compressors or one stereo bus compressor, the 1970 avoids image shifting and includes comprehensive linking facilities for flexible usage.
With variable Wet/Dry Mix and Output Gain knobs on both channels, the Drawmer 1970 allows for precise control over the compression intensity and output levels, eliminating the need for external mixers.