Gyraf Audio G23-S Equalizer (Demo Deal)

Gyraf Audio G23-S Equalizer (Demo Deal)

$2,999.00
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Gyraf Audio G23-S Equalizer (Demo Deal)
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Gyraf Audio G23-S Equalizer (Demo Deal)

MFR# G23-S

Equalizer with a selectable tube or solid-state audio path

Price $2,999.00 Regular price  $3,955.00
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Product Description

The Gyraf Audio G23-S is an updated version of Gyraf Audio G23 – now including an option for selection between all-solid-state technology or classic tube circuitry. Gyraf Audio added an additional step to the bypass switch - marked "S" - which instantly shifts you into solid-state land: Inputs become differential instrumentation type in stead of transformer, active equalizer stage gets controlled by a state-of-the-art opamp, and output stage gets servo-balanced in stead of tube/transformer drive.

What sets it apart from all other EQ designs is that Gyraf Audio designed it around a highly linear 1dB/oct slope filter, so that rotating the control will adjust an almost ruler-straight response curve, to a maximum steepness of 1dB/Oct. So what you acheive in the 1dB/Oct function is to "spread out" or distribute the "needed" phase roll across the whole spectrum, meaning that at any given interval, only minute amounts of group delay is apparent. In total, it allows quite some correction without sounding "Eq'ed". And because you'd occasionally want to correct outer ends of spectrum, they have added a gentle Baxandall tone control, shelving lows and highs, wide-Q bell mid, each at three selectable frequencies, that they spent quite some time optimizing.