GC Audio Inherit Cartridge Riser Equalizer

The GC Audio Professional Inherit Cartridge Riser Equalizer is a top - notch signal chain processor. It's a must - have for audio pros, whether you're recording in a studio or performing live. This amazing device has two key stages to supercharge your audio signals. The first stage is a high - performance hybrid mic/line preamp. It's derived from the famous RE - 11 preamp cartridge and offers a wide gain range from - 6 dB to + 68 dB. This flexibility allows it to work seamlessly with various microphones and line - level devices, adapting to different recording scenarios. The second stage is a powerful three - band parametric equalizer sourced from the Analog Riser. It provides high - quality adjustments across the frequency spectrum. The low - frequency band (20 Hz to 500 Hz) lets you fine - tune bass tones with a gain range of - 12 dB to + 12 dB and a variable Q. The mid - frequency band (300 Hz to 6 kHz) is perfect for shaping vocals and instruments. The high - frequency band (5 kHz to 20 kHz) helps you refine clarity and presence. With this combination, every detail of your audio is precisely captured and enhanced. Key features include a hybrid mic/line preamp from the RE - 11, a three - band full parametric equalizer, wide gain ranges for all frequency bands, and variable Q for precise control. It weighs 2.2 lbs and comes with the Inherit Cartridge Riser Equalizer and a user manual.

Using the GC Audio Professional Inherit Cartridge Riser Equalizer is a breeze. First, connect your microphone or line - level device to the preamp stage. Adjust the gain according to your needs, with the range from - 6 dB to + 68 dB. For softer signals, increase the gain; for stronger ones, lower it. Next, move on to the equalizer stage. If you want to boost the bass, use the low - frequency band (20 Hz to 500 Hz) and adjust the gain and Q as you like. For vocals or instrument shaping, the mid - frequency band (300 Hz to 6 kHz) is your go - to. And to make your audio clearer and more present, work with the high - frequency band (5 kHz to 20 kHz). When using it, avoid over - boosting the gain, as it may introduce noise. Also, keep it in a dry and cool place to prevent damage. Regularly check the connections to ensure they're secure. If you have any questions, refer to the user manual that comes with the product.