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Default TL Audio "Dual Valve EQ1" Amazing mic pre/EQ/direct inputs :: Ends tomorrow!! Currently $500.00!!

Original TL Audio "Dual Valve EQ-1"
This hard-to-find gem offered by original owner (freelance Nashville
engineer). Used only in non-smoking environments.
Original List: $1495.00 Buy Now: 795.00 + shipping.

http://cgi.ebay.com/TL-Audio-Dual-Va...QQcmdZViewItem

Condition is very good. Unit has some slight blemishes from rack
insertion/removal, but none that would even be considered "damage".

EQ-1 Dual Valve Equaliser
The EQ-1 is the product that re-defined affordable valve technology,
and four
years later it boasts thousands of users worldwide. The EQ-1's
strength is its
very simplicity - each EQ band offers a choice of four carefully
selected
switched frequencies, which combined with gentle slopes and broad
curves
gives the EQ-1 an instantly warm, musical sound. Simply select a
frequency
then cut or boost it - the results are immediate and stunning!
Microphones,
keyboards, guitars and basses (for which the 8 band mono mode is
extremely
useful) are all enhanced by the EQ-1, and overall mixes can be
sweetened and
shaped quickly and effortlessly. Ideal for adding warmth in a digital
environment, or for bypassing a bland solid state console EQ.
The EQ-1 features a high performance transformerless front end,
followed by
four valve stages per channel - the first stage is a voltage
amplifier, and the
following stages are shared by the EQ section (all valve stages
running at 325v
DC). This combination of technologies results in a very high
specification for
the pre amp, whilst still providing the classic valve sound with it's
gradual
overdrive characteristic. The output stages of the EQ-1 are balanced
transformerless designs, providing buffering of the valve outputs and
high
drive capability. The absence of transformers in the signal path
contributes to
the wide frequency response and low distortion figure, which remain
virtually
constant from 20Hz to 40kHz.

Full specs at: http://www.bigdocs.co.uk/tlaudio/doc...te/classic.pdf

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