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dbx 2231 Dual Channel 31 Graphic Equalizer

dbx 2231 Equalizer 

The dbx 2231 Equalizer is not just an EQ—it’s a game-changer. Built on the legacy of dbx’s renowned 30 Series EQs, the 2231 takes professional sound shaping to the next level with groundbreaking features like Type III® Noise Reduction and the PeakPlus™ Limiter. Whether you’re on tour, in the studio, or managing installed sound systems, the 2231 delivers unparalleled performance and versatility.

Key Features:

  • Type III® Noise Reduction: A revolutionary feature that instantly encodes and decodes signals within the circuitry, boosting the signal-to-noise ratio by up to 20 dB at the push of a button. The result? Crystal-clear sound with virtually no noise.
  • PeakPlus™ Limiter: Designed by dbx, the industry leader in limiting technology, this limiter features a threshold range of 0 dBu to +24 dBu (off). It effortlessly handles everything from subtle nuances to the wildest peaks, ensuring your audio stays clean and controlled.
  • Dual 31-Band Graphic EQ: Each channel offers 31 bands of precise equalization, giving you complete control over your sound.
  • Four-Segment LED Bargraph: Monitor both gain reduction and output levels with clear, intuitive LED displays.
  • Status LEDs: Visual feedback for all front-panel settings ensures quick and easy adjustments, even in low-light environments.
  • Rugged Build: Designed for the road, the 2231 is built to withstand the rigors of touring and live performances.

The dbx 2231 is more than just an equalizer—it’s a complete signal-processing powerhouse. With its innovative noise reduction, powerful limiter, and precise EQ capabilities, it’s the ultimate tool for achieving professional-grade sound.

Why settle for second best? With the dbx 2231, you get MORE.

KSh 22,000.00

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