Detail 01
Dual 4-band parametric design
Provides four EQ bands across each of two channels.

Independent shopping perspective
Drawmer’s 1971 is a dual-channel, four-band parametric EQ for detailed studio tone shaping. Every band has variable frequency control and up to ±12dB of boost or cut, while variable mid-band bandwidth lets you change how narrowly the mids are addressed. Adjustable low and high cut filters extend the filtering options, and switchable slopes shape the low and high bands. Crush adds auto gain makeup compression with harmonic content as boost is applied, while hardware bypass supports direct comparisons during a session.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Provides four EQ bands across each of two channels.
Detail 02
Lets you adjust the bandwidth of the mid-band filters.
Detail 03
Provides adjustable low- and high-frequency filtering ranges.
Detail 04
Offers 6, 9, or 12dB-per-octave settings, plus a low-band peak option.
Detail 05
Combines auto gain makeup compression with harmonic enhancement; its effect increases with boost.
Detail 06
Provides stepped control positions for repeatable settings.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Each band offers up to ±12dB of boost or cut.
Yes. Each band and the complete unit have true hardware bypass.
It adds auto gain makeup compression and harmonic enhancement, with a progressively stronger effect as boost increases.
Reference
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