Solid State Logic UltraViolet EQ 4 Band Stereo Equalizer

Sculpt instruments, enhance busses and fine-tune masters

ULTRAVIOLET Stereo Equaliser (UV EQ) takes the acclaimed minimum phase-shift Violet stereo EQ section from Fusion and puts it into 500-series format, whilst adding two fully parametric SSL mid-band EQ's featuring precision 'Focus' mode for the ultimate in 500 Series EQ flexibility and tonal control. UV EQ is the perfect partner for the SSL G-COMP Stereo Bus Compressor module, offering advanced SSL processing all from 500 Series modules.

Features

• 4-band Stereo EQ

• High and low shelving bands

• Minimum-phase design inherited from Fusion

• Dual fully parametric mid-bands

• Precision 'Focus' mode

• High-Pass Filter at key fixed frequencies

• Dedicated output trim

• Surgical precision to creative color

Beyond Violet is ULTRAVIOLET

Over and above Fusion's Violet EQ, UV EQ takes features further, adding two dedicated mid-bands, with precision Focus mode. They're classic SSL parametric mid-bands capable of the traditional SSL processing techniques but also go far beyond, offering absolute surgical precision all the way to creative 'notch' style filtering and resonant screaming.

Focus mode

Focus mode allows users to “hone in” on problem frequencies or specific frequencies they want to accentuate or attenuate. Pressing the “Focus” switch in, automatically narrows the chosen Q setting further and increases the range of gain available beyond the normal +/-9 dB operation, to a huge +/-18 dB. In true flexible SSL workflow fashion, it transforms this sweet sounding, musical SSL EQ into a more surgical tool.

HPF & Trim

Remove rumble and tighten up low frequencies, the HPF found on UV EQ brings a world of flexibility when processing low end. The interaction with LF shelving band offers unique ways to sculpt signals and yes, UV EQ is capable of the sought after boost + cut effect. Dedicated Trim control means you can hit convertors with plenty of headroom or smash into them the perfect amount when clipping is desired.