The Drawmer 1961 is more than just an effects processor—it's a gateway to shaping your sound with precision and warmth. Designed for the discerning audio engineer and musician, this vacuum tube equalizer brings analog excellence into your studio, allowing you to craft a mix that is both rich and dynamic. Whether you're looking to add subtle warmth or a bold, vintage character, the 1961 gives you complete control over your sound palette.

The Drawmer 1961 features a two-channel design, each equipped with four main EQ sections that offer overlapping frequency ranges. With bandwidths variable from 0.3 to 3 octaves wide, and +/-18dB of boost and cut, it's perfect for both broad strokes and detailed touch-ups. Each filter comes with its own tube, granting flexibility and character to every frequency tweak. In addition, a dedicated tube is available for "soft clipping," providing a smooth saturation that can lend your tracks a distinct, analog warmth.

The 1961 does not just stop at EQ. It also includes 6 individually bypassable filters per channel, along with variable high and lowpass sections, and global in/out switching. The precision and repeatability of this mastering-style EQ make it an essential tool for professionals and enthusiasts aiming to elevate their audio creations to the next level.

Key Features:

• 2-channel, 2-rack space vacuum tube mastering EQ
• Vacuum tube in each EQ filter for authentic analog warmth
• 4 bands of EQ per channel with overlapping frequency ranges
• Bandwidth variable from 0.3 to 3 octaves wide
• +/-18dB of boost and cut for detailed sound shaping
• 6 individually bypassable filters per channel
• Independent tube for soft clipping
• Selectable +4/-10 operation for each channel

Product specs

FAQs

What type of tubes does the Drawmer 1961 use?

The Drawmer 1961 is a hybrid vacuum tube parametric equalizer, combining the warmth of tubes with the precision of solid-state components to deliver a versatile and rich sound.

How many frequency bands are adjustable on the Drawmer 1961?

The Drawmer 1961 features a 4-band parametric EQ, allowing precise control over different frequency ranges to shape your audio exactly as desired.

Does the Drawmer 1961 have a high-pass and low-pass filter?

Yes, the Drawmer 1961 includes both high-pass and low-pass filters, providing additional flexibility for cutting unwanted frequencies from your audio signal.

What are the connectivity options for the Drawmer 1961?

The Drawmer 1961 offers balanced connectivity with 2 x XLR inputs and 2 x XLR outputs, ensuring high-quality signal transmission in professional studio environments.

Is the Drawmer 1961 suitable for stereo processing?

Yes, the Drawmer 1961 is a dual-channel unit, making it ideal for stereo processing applications in mixing and mastering setups.