BROWNER ZURICH 69
The Browner Zurich 69 is a classic EQ design based on Swiss consoles of the 70's and 80's reimagined for the API 500-series format. Buy a stereo pair and save $100.
Features:
Available in your choice of three circuits:
Features:
- High Shelf - 8kHz, 10kHz and 12kHz
- Low Shelf - 20Hz, 60Hz and 120Hz
- Sweepable Mids - 150 Hz to 7kHz
- +/- 15 dB gain
- 45Hz lowcut filter
Available in your choice of three circuits:
• MODERNWith a focus on clarity and transparency, this EQ adds tone-shaping and nothing more. It features the identical world-class op-amps found in coveted British consoles. It is an excellent choice for ultra-accurate tracking, mixing and mastering.
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• CLASSIC
Fitted with the same op-amps found in original Swiss EQ's from the 70's. The Classic delivers smooth and warm tones, softening high-end brashness from drum cymbals, electric guitars and digital audio. It is ideal for mix-bus and individual tracks when a vintage vibe is preferred.
• DISCRETE
Adds dimensionality and depth, bringing energy to your mix. The Discrete is designed for high-impact tracking and mixing. It is loaded with 2520-style discrete op-amps, bringing mixes forward with punchy lows, rich mids and silky air.
hear THE BROWNER ZURICH 69 IN ACTION
Testimonials
Just like good art should have the ability to solve problems, so should good gear. This EQ has quickly become my problem finder and solver. It's now essential gear here at The Shack North
- Fernando Coipel, The Shack North Studio, Hialeah Florida
I love the Browner Zurich 69's! I use them to give my vocal tracks a silky top-end boost. They are great for someone like me who prefers EQing with knobs.
- Le Spam, City of Progress Studios, North Miami, Florida
My Browner Zurich 69's live on the master buss and are on every recording and performance we broadcast. Big bottom, 'wow' presence and brilliant highs. They're just right.
- Juan Oña, Apparatus Studios and Public Access Channel, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
We would like to acknowledge all the hard work and contributions made by Peter Baxandall, the 1970's Studer engineering team and AudioX that culminated in this modern version of the classic EQ.