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The 1971 is a modern four band Parametric Equaliser bringing vintage tonal quality reminiscent of 1970's gear as its inspiration. The unique CRUSH feature on each band makes it easy to introduce saturation and harmonics that will add fatness, presence and shimmer to your recording.

Variable Low & High cut filters perfectly tune out any unwanted signals, and with fully variable bandwidth, you have absolute control over the parametric mid-bands. Switchable slope, plus low peak, allows you to adjust the focus & magnify the bottom end, and with indented & accurate potentiometers, you get greater precision with fast & simple recall.

To find out how the 1971 can add fatness, presence, and shimmer to your audio go here.

Watch the MixbusTV 1971 review:

Courtesy of MixbusTV Youtube Channel

The 1972 has been recognised by the audio industry and nominated for a TEC Award at the 2024 NAMM Show, January 25-28, Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California.

Find out how the 1972 can help you capture difficult recordings here.

If you're looking to add vintage characteristics and analog musicality to your recordings then look no further than the 1977, Drawmer's most comprehensive channel strip to date.

The 1977 gives you the clarity of an ultra clean preamplifier, the precision of the three band parametric equaliser, the silkiness of the soft knee compressor and added to this the ability to dial in as much warmth as you desire via the 3 types of variable harmonic saturation.

To find out how the 1977 can help you to perfect your recordings go here.

Introducing the 1972 Dual Mic, Line & Instrument Pre-Amplifier. Developed to capture perfect recordings every time, from a variety of sources and utilising the multitude of microphones that you find in the studio, from budget to high-end dynamic and also ribbon mics. Uniquely it has added features that help out in difficult to record situations that are not found on other preamplifiers.

To find out how to make recording effortless go here.

Watch David Gnozzi give a demonstration of the 1972 for vocals and guitar:

 

Courtesy of MixbusTV Youtube Channel - thanks David!

Introducing a new thoroughbred from the Drawmer stable, the 1970 Dual F.E.T. Compressor and Pre-Amplifier, with a heritage based around the first pro audio "tool box" compressor, the illustrious Drawmer 1960, but with a greatly expanded feature set, it is one of the most adaptable mic preamplifier/compressors on the market today, that every engineer will appreciate, bringing vintage audio characteristics at an affordable price.

To find out how the 1970 can help you to take your recordings to a new level go here.

A review of the 1970 by Tape Op magazine can be found here.

With just one set of controls for both channels, the 1974 four band Stereo Parametric Equaliser is a genuine stereo unit delivering a vintage tonal quality reminiscent of 1970's gear the is its inspiration. Variable Low-cut & High-cut filters perfectly tune out any unwanted signals, and with fully variable bandwidth, you have absolute control over the parametric mid-bands

Switchable slope, plus low peak, allows you to adjust the focus & magnify the bottom end, and with indented & accurate potentiometers, you get greater precision with fast & simple recall.

To find out how the 1974 can bring out the best in your recordings go here.

The 1976 Stereo 3 Band Saturation & Width Processor will inject character, colour & life into your recordings and live sound.

When it comes to vintage saturation why compromise with digital plug-ins, achieve the warmth only true analogue can bring! With 3 bands, the stereo width of the Lows, Mids & Highs can be adjusted to add real presence and depth to your mix, with genuine stereo operation and at an affordable price.

To find out how the 1976 can warm and glue your mix go here.

The MC7.1 is a monitor controller that's just as capable whether you work with 7.1, 5.1, stereo and more.

Coming from the same world class pedigree, and just as transparent as the renowned MC2.1 and MC3.1 monitor controllers, the MC7.1 allows you to step up to surround effortlessly.

Find out why the MC7.1 impresses so much here.

The new CMC2 Compact Monitor Controller is a low cost, low profile, compact desktop controller.

Using the same audio accurate and transparent circuitry as the ever popular MC2.1 & MC3.1 monitor controllers, the CMC2 has a reduced the feature set to be more pocket friendly for those how want all the quality but fewer features of our more complex monitor controllers.

Find out more here.

We are very proud to announce that Drawmer have won yet another award. The 1978 Stereo FET Tonal Shaping Compressor has won the prestigious Resolution Magazine Award 2016 in the category of dynamics.

To find out why the 1978 impresses so much go here.