On balance, the 1961 is a very desirable equaliser that compares favourably with its all‑tube counterparts, yet costs rather less. It makes the ideal partner for the 1960 in audio sweetening and post production applications, yet also stands in its own right as a serious and powerful piece of studio equipment. Once again, Drawmer have proved that the era of analogue excellence has not yet drawn to a close, and the 1961 looks set to take its place alongside the 1960 as a modern classic.

CONTROL RANGES
The Input Gain control has a range of ‑20 to 20 dB. A 5‑segment LED meter shows the input level over the range ‑10 to 10dB.
HIGH‑PASS FILTER
Continually variable 12dB per octave shelving, high‑pass filter with a range of 15Hz to 500Hz.
LOW‑PASS FILTER
Continually variable 12dB per octave shelving, low‑pass filter with a range of 2kHz to 56kHz.
PARAMETRIC FILTERS
Each equaliser is capable of providing up to 18dB of cut or boost. The bandwidth is determined by the Octave control, which is continuously variable from 0.3 to 3.0 octaves.
BASS FILTER FREQUENCIES
20Hz, 32Hz, 50Hz, 80Hz, 125Hz and 200Hz.
LOW‑MID FILTER FREQUENCIES
100Hz, 160Hz, 250Hz, 400Hz, 650Hz and 1kHz.
HIGH‑MID FILTER FREQUENCIES
0.5kHz, 0.8kHz, 1.2kHz, 2kHz, 3.2kHz and 5kHz.
TREBLE FILTER FREQUENCIES
Frequency selector switch. Available frequencies are: 2.5kHz, 4kHz, 6kHz, 10kHz, 15kHz and 25kHz.
Easy and intuitive to operate.
Warm, musical sound.
Includes Drawmer's versatile high‑ and low‑pass filters.
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