<Product description>

The Langevin EQ-251A is a passive equalizer manufactured in the 1950s and 1960s and is part of a line of equipment manufactured by Langevin

-Langevin’s miniaturized Model EQ-251A equalizer has been used for many years as a standard correction equalizer in recording and playback since the analog era

-The EQ-251A equalizer has two sliding levers: an equalizer and an attenuator. The levers for the equalizer and attenuator slide vertically, making it easy to read the knob positions and adjusting the levels in 2db steps.

-Ideal for correcting frequency response, from a maximum of +12db equalization to a minimum of -16db attenuation.

-This assembly is passive, with only L/C/R and bridged T networks, and can be inserted directly into the transmission line with only input and output connections. No power supply or amplifier is installed.

-There are two rotary cam switches on the face panel,

the right switch sets the four high-frequency equalizer peak values ​​of 3kHz, 5kHz, 10kHz, and 15kHz, and the left switch sets the low-frequency equalizer peaks of 40Hz or 100Hz.

<Features>

- When used as a reamp with a DAW, etc., it becomes organic, as if it has life in it

- Reduces the digital sound unique to DAW

- Easier to perform mastered and digital editing required for CD production

- The range of sound creation is wide, unique texture that cannot be obtained with EQ or preamps composed of normal NF circuits, special mechanism that makes the sound more specific and easy on the ears, inductor design and winding technology that are very difficult to manufacture core material greatly affect the sound.

<Conditions of use>

1. A separate BUSTER AMP is required due to the GAIN LOSS (-14db)

2. The impedance of the INPUT and OUTPUT is set to 600Ω, respectively, to maintain normal frequency response

3. Mounting dimensions

Size: W38mm x H88.6mm x D145mm

Weight: 610g

By mounting the knob vertically at eye level, you can control it by ear without relying on the scale.

<Notes>

- The equalizer for sale is a vintage item that has been stored for a long time.

It has been confirmed to work between 20Hz and 20kHz, but we do not guarantee that it will work.

- If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us before purchasing.

- We will ship your order with shipping insurance upon receipt.

Any problems such as damage during delivery will generally be handled by the shipping company. In that case, we will apply to the shipping company, and the successful bidder may then need to deal with the shipping company.

Please also refrain from using the problem with the shipping as a reason for giving us a bad rating.


<Precautions>

The knobs on this product are not original. Please refer to images 8 and 9. In both cases, the knob on the left is the original. The knobs used on this product are slightly larger than the original. The knob does not affect performance.


In addition, we sell our products on other websites and may discontinue selling them on this website.

**Any import duties are the buyers responsibility. Please be aware of any import duties your country/region might have.

*Insurance included in shipping cost.

☆We do not ship to Germany due to complex shipping regulations.

This item is sold As-Described

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Listeda year ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • EQ-251A
Categories
Year
  • 1950'~1960’
Made In
  • United States

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