IGS Rubber Bands ME 500 Series Module

Marsoni

M251S

$884.50

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IGS Rubber Bands ME 500 Series ModuleRB500ME is a stereo passive equalizer packed into a double 500 series module. This beast is equipped with transformer balanced inputs and outputs (IGS Custom) as well as a class A driver circuit. Of course, the entire filtering section is passive and it mirrors analog equalizers from the 60s. There is a separate frequency selector for low cut and boost sections. Top quality potentiometers and ELMA switches were used to achieve outstanding performance.

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