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The original official packshot shows it in a blue shade, but it is in fact a highly reflective metal surface.Īt 27 pounds it is heavy machinery, but that comes as no surprise considering how much functionality and quality Mr. The Summit Audio EQ-200 is quite a looker with its shiny anodized metal frontplate and an intriguing interface design. In my mastering workflow I prefer to work with stereo controllable equalizers if possible, so I was looking for a true stereo linked, solid-state, mastering quality equalizer. I was looking for an alternative unit to complement my Gyraf G14 Parallel Passive Tube Equalizer and Flux Epure II digital equalizer.

Low and high shelf EQ (swappable for low and high band of parametric EQ).

Built-in fan, though it is small, slow and low noise.

Full range of equalizers: HPF, LPF, parametric bands, low and high shelf.

True stereo control, digital recall, and A/B comparison feature.

Unparalleled flexibility and workflow for an analog equalizer.

The EQ-200 is in the middle of the photo, sitting right above the Crane Song STC-8/M.