WOLFFREQ

WLF-FREQ

WOLFF AUDIO

Ideal for tackling a wide array of tonal shaping applications, the Wolff Audio FREQ is a 500 series module sporting four bands of fully parametric EQ with proportional Q control, which ensures minor adjustments are wide and extreme changes are narrow. With the selectable Wide mode on the high and low frequencies, you can shift into a 3-octave fixed filter for gentle shelving.The mid bands sport a 1/3 Octave Lock mode, which is ideal for surgical notch filtering, defeating the proportional Q function that would normally make these lower cut adjustments wider. The whole module also provides an EQ In button for use as a true hardware bypass. The output transformer is a custom Cinemag design that blends nickel and steel for a highly transparent, color-free output character. Drawing less than 100mA per rail, this EQ module will not consume excessive current, allowing you to easily use two EQ modules for stereo processing or fit the FREQ into a crowded chassis.Famous Pedigree The FREQ module is very flexible, extremely accurate, and will deliver exceptional audio performance for every project type and size. Designed by Paul Wolff, a prolific engineer with four decades of EQ design experience and given the FREQ name by early adopter Terry Lewis, this product has serious audio heritage.Four Bands of Parametric EQ The FREQ offers 15 dB of boost or cut across four useful frequency bands:2 to 20 kHz HF band (with selectable Wide 3-octave mode for gentle shelf)350 Hz to 10 kHz high-mid band (with selectable 1/3-octave mode for defeating proportional Q)75 Hz to 2.2 kHz low-mid band (with selectable 1/3-octave mode for defeating proportional Q)25 Hz to 0.7 kHz LF band (with selectable Wide 3-octave mode for gentle shelf)Custom Transformer The FREQ features a custom Cinemag nickel and steel blended output transformer that s the preferred choice for transparency without coloration. Be assured the Wolff Audio FREQis well behaved and does what you need, quickly, and without any guesswork. You ll use it for everything, from small, minor tweaking to major tonal overhauls.