Vertigo Sound VSE-2 Gyrator EQ

Unlike other EQs on the market the VSE-2 is equipped with six discrete gyrators and lots of matchless detailed features. This unique set-up makes the sound of the golden decade of analog recording equipment available in today's studio environment.

The Vertigo Sound "Discrete Triple Gyrator 1972" uses a fully discrete circuitry, while other devices on the market realize the Gyrator using an standard IC. The well thought out design of Vertigo's Gyrator delivers a tube unit like distortion spectrum. The distortion is produced by the Gyrator itself at the frequency you dial in.

• Discrete gyrator based Equalizer concept

• Discrete operational Cut and Boost amplifier +-8db

• 18 selectable frequencies on each channel

• Dual Mono Design

• Hi Pass Filter 10Hz-400Hz with bypass

• Transformer balanced input

• All EQ parameters controlled by rotary switches

• Unique A.I.R Mode (Enhancement of the auditory threshold)

• Smooth and Punchy

• Super Low Noise (-98dBu)

• Cut & Boost steps +-: 1dB, 2dB, 3,5dB, 5,5dB, 8dB

• Jensen Balanced In. That 1646 or Burr Brown Balanced Out

• Dynamic Range: 122 dB

• Frequency response: 10 Hz ... 80 kHz (- 3dB)

• Max. Output Level: + 23dBu / 600 Ohm balanced floating

• Signal to Noise Ratio at + 6dBu = 105dB (20 ... 20 kHz, unweighted, RMS)

• Noise: - 99dBu (20 Hz - 22 kHz - unweighted, RMS) @ 0dB Unity Gain

• Crosstalk between channels: > 100dB

• Power consumption: max 10 Watts