SITRAL Klangfilter W295

The SITRAL series was designed in the 1960s for the German broadcast industry. They featured superb sound and outstanding build quality. Korneff Audio component-level modeled three classic modules to bring you what engineers consider the best-sounding equalizers ever made:

• W295 - the Original: Color and precision—perfect for aggressive EQing of vocals, guitar and drums.
• W295a - Tilt EQ: Broad, beautiful, effortless tone shaping for mixes and mastering.
• W295b - Sound Sculpting Power: Great control over highs, lows, and the ultimate in smooth midrange.

SITRAL W295 in your workflow

• Quickly take a mix to the next level with analog EQ curves that always sound musical.
• Smooth and enhance even the most difficult vocals with the W295s musical equalization.
• Get huge low end sounds and textures —SITRAL is the sound of classic German electronic music.
• Add bottom, snap and high end sheen, and polish with some vintage grind.
• Control the lows, sculpt the midrange and add some vintage nastiness.
• Add analog warmth and character exactly as you want it with complete control of EQ, saturation and preamp distortion.

W295 Controls & Signal Shaping

• Low Shelves for Huge Bottom End: The W295 was justly famous for its ability to create big yet tight bass sounds. The secret is musical EQ curves and transformer saturation.
• Midrange: Aggressive or Gentle: Designed for broadcast, the W295's spectacular midrange can be pushed to extremes or used to subtly sculpt and smooth.
• High Shelves for Air and Sheen: There's air, and then there's SITRAL's air. Analog smooth with definition and musicality, with no harshness or breakup.
• Tilt EQ: Tilt EQ shifts the frequency spectrum using complementary boosts and cuts. Fast, easy, perfect for mixes and mastering.
• Transformers: Precisely dial in exactly the transformer saturation you need, from a subtle warmth and presence to full-on grit and distortion.
• High Quality Mode: For the ultimate in digital modeling, HQ mode lets you adjust the parameters of the circuit for analog responsiveness.