The GT4-8 and GT4-8TRS EQ feature 30 selectable frequencies ranging from 33Hz to 15K.

The GT4-8 is designed to be used with our GTP8 eight-channel preamp. The GT4-8TRS has input and output transformers so is self-contained, though the transformers add to the costs.

Geoff’s design takes that classic British EQ sound that we all know and love and expands its usability by adding some of his own touches. Let’s look at the high-and low-end shelving. There are two gain modes to choose from. The low gain mode gives that feel of classic EQ shelving, 8dB of boost and cut. The high gain mode gives the user 18dB for grand adjustments that you may need to do. Your ribbon microphone just a little too dark? Open up the top end at shelving starting at 3.3K! Love that mid-range of your kick drum but it doesn’t have enough low end for you? Using the high gain mode to boost the lows, you will be in bass heaven in no time at all.

The mid-range is where any EQ can show its true power. The mid-range frequencies feature THREE selectable bandwidth options to choose from. The widest curve gives you the most vintage style sound, while the narrower options enable you to get more surgical. For example, the narrow curves can help you zone in on a snare drum while not highlighting the hi-hat that may be bleeding into the microphone.

The high and low pass filters are incredibly useful and musical. The LPF ranges from 3.9K to 18K and can be used for taming high frequencies or to dull something out completely. The HPF can help clean up low rumbles ranging from 22Hz to 270Hz.

SPECIFICATIONS:
* Input Impedance = 10Kohm balanced and floating, transformer coupled
* Output Impedance = <75ohm balanced and floating, transformer coupled
* Output Drive Capability = +26dBu into any load of 600 ohms and above
* Frequency Response = 20Hz to 20KHz ± 1dB
* Total Harmonic Distortion = < 0.1% @ +20dBu O/P @ 1KHz
* Noise = < -75dB filtered 20Hz to 20KHz