Rane EQ
When the term "graphic equalizer" was first coined, the intent was to provide a device that allowed the user to "draw" the desired frequency response using slider controls on the unit's front panel. Thus, the Holy Grail of graphic equalizers is a device with a response that truly matches the slider settings. For years, this seemingly unobtainable goal resulted in products based on the fine art of compromise - until now - until the DEQ 60.
It's not Constant - not Proportional - It's Perfect! Digital Signal Processing (DSP) allows filter technology not possible with analog designs. Rane coined the term Perfect-Q™ to describe the results. The DEQ 60 is the world's first true graphic equalizer (i.e., one providing real mechanical front panel slide controls) whose output response precisely matches its front panel settings. Read More »
Analog-Controlled Digital Parametrics
Analog parametric equalizers have been used for years in applications ranging from corrective equalization in sound reinforcement systems to creative equalization in live sound, broadcast and recording. Many fixed install applications are well served by computer based, dead-front DSP solutions. However, applications requiring a performer or sound engineer to make creative adjustments, in real time, are best served by analog-controlled-digital parametic like the PEQ 55 - Read More ».
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| Perfect Q™ EQs |
| » DEQ 60 |
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| Dual 31 Band Graphic EQ with Perfect-Q |
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| » DEQ 60L |
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| Perfect-Q Long Throw Graphic Equalizer |
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| Traditional 31 Band EQs |
| » ME 30S |
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| 1/3 Octave MicroGraphic Equalizer |
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| » ME 60S |
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| Dual Channel 1/3 Octave MicroGraphic Equalizer |
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| Traditional 15 Band EQs |
| » ME 15S |
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| Dual Channel 2/3 Octave MicroGraphic Equalizer |
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| Parametric EQs |
| » PE 17 |
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| Parametric 7-Band Equalizer |
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| » PEQ 55 |
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| Parametric 5 Band Equalizer |
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| Programmable Multiprocessors - Include Rane EQ |
| » RPM 2 |
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| Programmable Multiprocessor |
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| » RPM 2m |
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| Programmable Multiprocessor |
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| » RPM 22 |
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| 2x2 Programmable Multiprocessor |
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| » RPM 26z |
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| 2x6 Programmable Multiprocessor |
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| » RPM 44 |
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| 4x4 Programmable Multiprocessor |
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| » RPM 88 |
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| 8x8 Programmable Multiprocessor |
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