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DBX Professional Microphone Preamp DBX580 60 dB Low-Noise 500 Series Module
1,695.00 AEDThe dbx 580 Mic Preamp is a 500 series lunchbox-style chassis that provides up to 60 dB of low-noise amplification suitable for a variety of microphones. It boosts microphone signals for direct connection to line-level inputs of mixers, samplers, or recording devices. Features include a variable frequency low-cut filter, low and high detail EQ controls, a 20 dB pad, polarity invert button, selectable +48V phantom power, front-panel instrument input, VU metering, and a peak indicator LED. This device takes up one rack space and weighs 1.75 lb packaged with box dimensions of 10.1 x 6.3 x 3.6 inches.
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DBX Professional Parametric Equalizer 530 500 Series 3-Band Module
1,410.00 AEDThe dbx 530 Parametric Equalizer is a versatile 500 series module inspired by the dbx 905, featuring three filter bands with adjustable bandwidth control and up to 15 dB cut or boost. Each band can independently apply an "infinite notch" for specific frequency removal, and the high and low bands switch between peaking and shelving. The "In" button provides easy comparison between affected and bypassed signals.
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DBX Professional De-Esser 500 Series DBX520 with 800-8000 Hz Range
1,014.00 AEDThe dbx 520 De-Esser, fitting into a 500 series lunchbox chassis, is engineered to reduce excessive sibilance in vocals and high-frequency content. It operates by analyzing the level difference between high frequency and full-bandwidth signals, allowing up to 60 dB of de-essing. With an 800 to 8,000 Hz frequency control, gain reduction metering, a de-essing range of 0 to 20 dB, and an In/Out switch for A/B comparisons, this unit also features an HF mode switch for tailored processing.
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DBX Professional Subharmonic Synthesizer DBX510 500 Series for Live Sound
1,014.00 AEDThe dbx 510 Subharmonic Synthesizer, designed for a 500 series lunchbox-style chassis, enhances low frequencies in various live sound applications by synthesizing bass notes an octave below the original signal without altering mid or high frequencies. It features two bands of bass synthesis, individual and overall level controls, a low-frequency boost, a bypass button for A/B comparisons, and LED indicators for process feedback.




