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Dangerous Music’s BAX500 layout makes it extremely easy to work with. There are two sections, High and Low, and each features three controls: Shelf, Cut, and Level. The shelves are broad and sweet, think musical rather than surgical. The Low Frequency Cut Filter handles low-end rumble, while the High Frequency Cut Filter removes unwanted ultrasonic noise. Last but not least, Low and High level controls provide up to ±5 dB of cut or boost.
In our new Quick Hits video, we're utilizing the BAX500 on a number of different mono sources, and working with a stereo pair on the drum and mix bus. Watch below to hear the EQ on performances by Olivia Dear (Vocals), Mike Leslie (Vocals, Full Mix - Vocals), and Bryan Reilly (Drums, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Full Mix - Instrumentation).
Want to listen deeper? Check out all of the tracks from our Dangerous Music BAX500 video below.
Dangerous Music BAX500 Spec Check
High Frequency Shelf:1.6, 1.8, 2.1, 2.5, 3.4, 4.8, 7.1, 18 (kHz)
High Frequency Cut Filters: 7.5, 9, 11.1, 12.6, 18, 28, 70 (kHz), Out
Hi Frequency Level Control: - 5 to +5dB
Low Frequency Shelf: 361, 230, 166, 131, 116, 98, 84, 74 (Hz)
Low Frequency Cut Filters: 54, 43, 36, 30, 24, 18, 12 (Hz), Out
Low Frequency Level Control:- 5 to +5 dB
Frequency Response:
+- 0.1dB from 10Hz to 20kHz
+- 0.2dB from 1Hz to 80kHz
THD + NOISE: <0.0012%
IMD60 4:1: <0.002%
Dynamic Range: 113dB
Nominal operating level: +4 dBu
Maximum Input Level: +23 dBu
Input Impedance: 25K Ohms Balanced
Output Impedance: 50 Ohms Balanced
