Antelope Audio Gyratec XIV
Gyratec XIV is a passive stereo tube EQ inspired by the legendary Pultec design. With extended frequency controls, it is suitable for mastering or surgical equalization.
Gyratec XIV carries the authentic sound of a cult line of passive EQ units. Our rendition of this classic features the same parallel filter topology as its predecessor while bringing its versatility and potential to a new level. Gyratec XIV features an extra mono mode, making it suitable for any sound source or application.
What makes the Gyratec XIV both a powerful mastering equalizer and a precise surgical tool is the unique behavior of the variable Q setting. When a band is set to boost, the Q is rather wide. When set to cut, the sharpness of the filter becomes much more narrow and aggressive, approaching a notch in extreme settings. When used on stereo sources, the Gyratec circuit topology subtly widens the stereo image. When applied on a Mix Bus that effect carves more space in the mix without adding any audible artifacts or phase distortion.
Highlights
- Apply lush mastering equalization or precise surgical corrections
- Infuse your tracks with the authentic thickness, depth, and character of the hardware unit
- A truly passive EQ design now recreated faithfully in the digital domain
- Record in real-time or mix with Gyratec XIV – now with any interface and DAW
Original: $169.00
-65%$169.00
$59.15
Description
Gyratec XIV is a passive stereo tube EQ inspired by the legendary Pultec design. With extended frequency controls, it is suitable for mastering or surgical equalization.
Gyratec XIV carries the authentic sound of a cult line of passive EQ units. Our rendition of this classic features the same parallel filter topology as its predecessor while bringing its versatility and potential to a new level. Gyratec XIV features an extra mono mode, making it suitable for any sound source or application.
What makes the Gyratec XIV both a powerful mastering equalizer and a precise surgical tool is the unique behavior of the variable Q setting. When a band is set to boost, the Q is rather wide. When set to cut, the sharpness of the filter becomes much more narrow and aggressive, approaching a notch in extreme settings. When used on stereo sources, the Gyratec circuit topology subtly widens the stereo image. When applied on a Mix Bus that effect carves more space in the mix without adding any audible artifacts or phase distortion.
Highlights
- Apply lush mastering equalization or precise surgical corrections
- Infuse your tracks with the authentic thickness, depth, and character of the hardware unit
- A truly passive EQ design now recreated faithfully in the digital domain
- Record in real-time or mix with Gyratec XIV – now with any interface and DAW











