The two processing channels can be linked or configured/run independently.
3 EQ engines (Parametric EQ, Simple EQ, and Pultec Midrange EQ emulation) with the ability to stack and run two engines simultaneously.
64 Presets.
Master Volume and Input Level trim.
Built-in libraries of ready-to-use ‘Prototype EQs’.
Optional Limiter and Stereo Expander.
3 routing configurations : Mono to Stereo, Dual Mono, and Stereo to Mono.
MIDI Input and Thru.
Aux switches control input.
Input impedance: 1 MOhm.
Output impedance: 500 Ohm.
Max Boost level: +15 dB.
Max input level: +7.23 dBV = 9.45 dBu = 6.5 Vpp.
SNR: 114 dB typical.
Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
AD/DA: 24-bit, 48 KHz.
Bypass: Buffered.
Output jacks : 1/4 inch TS.
Input jack: 1/4 inch TRS.
MIDI Input / MIDI Thru connector: 1/8 inch TRS.
USB connector : Type C
Dimension : 12 x 12 cm (4.7 x 4.7 inch)
Power requirement : 9VDC / 280mA, negative-center plug (power supply is not included).
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Multipurpose equalizer
Enieqma packs a 5-band full parametric EQ, a ‘simple EQ class’ featuring 7 classic tone stacks (Baxandall, Tilt, Fender, Marshall, and Vox amps tone control, etc.), and a 3-band midrange equalizer that emulates the Pultec Midrange EQ processor. Enieqma offers unprecedented equalization capabilities in a pedal format.
Enieqma features true stereo EQ processors. The Left (L) and Right (R) channels EQ parameters may be linked or set independently. The high-contrast display provides invaluable visual feedback and spectral information by rendering the stereo EQ curves simultaneously. Flexible input/output routing options augments the stereo capability even further, allowing seamless connections with other mono and stereo devices.
Two different the EQ engines can be stacked and run together, a powerful concept that allows users to construct more elaborate tone shapers while benefitting from the best aspects of the individual EQ mode.
Enieqma features a stereo Limiter as an optional processing element that you can use to catch peaks or transients from your signal and regulate them to a specified level, this keeps the output signal from clipping, which may occur with high EQ gain settings.
The Stereo Expander is another optional processing element that can be used to enhance the stereo image of a mono input or a stereo input signal.
