MATRIXSYNTH: Waldorf MiniWorks EQ-27


Monday, May 07, 2007

Waldorf MiniWorks EQ-27

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Details:
"Extremely rare Waldorf EQ-27 programmable EQ. Has stereo in/out, MIDI in/thru, and comes with manual (german) and power supply. Has 14 bands that can be configured to boost or cut by 24db each. Save your presets and scroll thru them via CC if you want. Provides radical tone shaping with the sweet sound waldorf is famous for. Intuitive interface operates similarly to Pulse and Miniworks filter. Easy to use and sounds fantastic on the outputs of a synth or MPC."

1 comment:

  1. It got only seven bands per channel. And of cause they are at the very same frequency for both channels. Each band got a range of 12 dB. And by using it in the mono mode, you get one channel with seven bands and 24 db range.
    A picture of the inside of my EQ-27 is here:
    http://till-kopper.de/eq27_i.jpg

    The EQ-27 units were build around 1993. No figures of numbers produces known.
    60 users memory locations. Need 12 Volt external power supply.

    keep on turning these knobs

    Till "Qwave" Kopper

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