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Description
Unlock the classic tone of vintage British consoles with the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR, a 3-band 500 Series EQ Module that brings a touch of analog magic to your studio. Inspired by the legendary Neve 1073, this EQ module is designed to deliver the unmistakable warmth and character that has shaped countless hit records. With its transformer-coupled line preamp and Class A transformer-balanced output stage, the 73EQ JR captures the full dynamic range of your sound without relying on external preamps.
The 73EQ JR offers a flexible equalization experience with its Baxandall-type high and low shelves, providing precise control over your frequency adjustments. The mid-band features a dual-inductor design, ensuring your sound remains thick and vibrant without muddiness. Whether you're looking to add clarity to vocals or punch to your drums, the 73EQ JR delivers stunning results across the board.
Specifically crafted for the 500 Series, this module includes an innovative internal slow-turn-on +24V power regulation, ensuring smooth integration into your setup and enhancing your lunchbox's efficiency. Marconi-style knobs and Carnhill transformers offer a tactile and sonic experience that echoes the golden era of recording.
Key Features:
- +6 to -20dB Class A Line preamplifier
- High Frequency: +/- 16dB shelving, adjustable (10, 12, 16, 20 kHz)
- Low Frequency: +/- 16dB shelving, adjustable (35, 60, 110, 220 Hz)
- Mid Frequency: +/- 18dB peaking, fixed-Q, dual-inductor-based
- Selectable midrange center frequencies: 0.36, 0.7, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 7.2 kHz
- Carnhill transformers; Marconi-style knobs
- Internal slow-turn-on +24V power supply
- Not standalone — requires compatible 500 Series chassis
Owner's manual
Heritage Audio 73EQ JR User ManualProduct specs
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Number of Bands | 3-band |
| Boost/Cut Range | +12dB/-20dB |
| Freq Range High | 10kHz-20kHz |
| Freq Range Mid | 360Hz-7.2kHz |
| Freq Range Low | 35Hz-220Hz |
FAQs
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What is the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR best used for in a recording studio?
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The Heritage Audio 73EQ JR is ideal for shaping sound in recording and mixing environments, offering the classic Neve 1073 EQ character. It's particularly effective for adding warmth and presence to vocals, guitars, and drums.
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Does the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR require a specific power supply?
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Yes, the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR is a 500 Series module and requires a compatible 500 Series rack for power and operation.
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How many frequency bands does the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR have?
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The Heritage Audio 73EQ JR features a 3-band equalizer, allowing for detailed tonal shaping across high, mid, and low frequencies.
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Can the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR be used for both boosting and cutting frequencies?
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Yes, the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR offers a boost/cut range of +12dB/-20dB, providing flexibility for enhancing or attenuating specific frequency ranges.
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Is the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR suitable for live sound applications?
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While primarily designed for studio use, the Heritage Audio 73EQ JR can be integrated into live sound setups if housed in a 500 Series rack, offering high-quality EQ adjustments.
Videos
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Heritage Audio 73EQ JR Sound Demo
Reviews
PROS
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Emulates Neve console EQ with hands-on control
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Provides a "magic" sound quality to tracks
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Offers a polished and glassy sound profile
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Fat sounding gear with Carnhill transformer
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Enhances recordings with silky highs and creamy mids
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Creates an organic, musical tone not harsh on frequencies
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Adds character and coloration not found in digital emulations
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Can build a console with these units for a stereo bus
CONS
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Some users find the operation to be cumbersome
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In this Instagram post, he shows two Heritage Audio 73EQ JR. He tagged Heritage Audio and the name of the module can be seen on the picture. (https://i.imgur.com/BWKPXs0.png)
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