Precision Equalization Control
The Spectra 1964 STX 500 allows precise adjustments with up to 12dB of boost or cut in 2dB increments, enabling detailed sound shaping for high-quality audio production.
The Spectra 1964 STX 500 is an EQ extension module for the STX100 500 series mic preamp and is a modern recreation of the legendary Model 500 2-band passive Equaliser.
The Spectra 1964 STX 500 boasts four frequencies per band and provide up to 12dB of boost and cut in 2dB increments. Each band offers a bypass option. Frequencies in the high band are 2.5kHz, 5kHz, 10kHz and 15kHz while the low frequencies centre at 50Hz, 100Hz, 200Hz and 300Hz.
Although designed to fit a 500 series chassis the STX500 can only be connected to the STX100 and does not have a VPR edge connector. As a result it cannot be used in standalone configuration. When paired with the STX100, the STX 500 becomes the active feedback element of the STX100 amp virtually introducing zero distortion when cutting or boosting.
Spectra 1964 STX 500 Main Features:
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The Spectra 1964 STX 500 allows precise adjustments with up to 12dB of boost or cut in 2dB increments, enabling detailed sound shaping for high-quality audio production.
When connected to the STX100, the STX 500 serves as the active feedback element, ensuring that there is virtually no distortion introduced, even when significantly altering signal levels.
Each frequency band on the STX 500 can be individually bypassed, allowing for greater control and the ability to compare the processed and unprocessed signals effortlessly.