Available here is a terrific Drawmer 1976 Stereo 3-Band Saturation & Width Processor in near mint condition. It's been used exclusively in a smoke-free studio, has been well cared for, and is virtually blemish-free. Functionally it's 100% perfect.

I'm only selling because I've recently consolidated some of my studio hardware, and unfortunately a few excellent pieces need to find new homes. This is one of those units that I'll genuinely miss.

The 1976 occupies a unique and special space in the world of analog processing. Rather than being just another saturation box or stereo widener, it combines both concepts into a highly musical mastering and mix bus processor that can add harmonic richness, depth, and stereo dimension without sacrificing clarity.

Its independent three-band architecture allows you to dial in saturation separately for the lows, mids, and highs, making it incredibly easy to enhance a mix without the muddy buildup or harshness that often comes with broadband saturation. Whether you're adding subtle analog glue across a stereo mix, bringing life to synths, opening up guitars, or giving drums more excitement, the 1976 consistently delivers results that feel polished rather than processed.

The stereo width section is equally impressive. Unlike many widening processors that can introduce phase issues or sound exaggerated, the Drawmer approach remains natural and controlled, letting you expand the image while maintaining a solid center and excellent mono compatibility.

Features

• Analog 3-band stereo saturation processor
• Independent Low, Mid, and High band harmonic control
• Integrated stereo width processing
• Exceptionally transparent when subtle, capable of bold coloration when pushed
• Ideal for mix bus, mastering, stems, synths, drums, acoustic instruments, and full mixes
• Balanced XLR I/O
• Built to Drawmer's renowned professional standard

This unit is in outstanding cosmetic condition and operates exactly as it should. It's ready to go straight into your rack and become a permanent part of your mix bus or mastering chain.

Feel free to reach out with any questions. Thanks for looking!