ADC Sound Shaper Two-IC (1980–1989)
A 12-band stereo frequency equalizer made in Taiwan, featuring red LED sliders and channel meters.
Overview
The ADC Sound Shaper Two-IC is a 12-band stereo frequency equalizer manufactured between 1980 and 1989. Built in Taiwan, it features two audio inputs and outputs via RCA connectors, with front-panel red LED sliders and channel meters for visual feedback. Users have noted its clean sound, with one reporting no audible distortion when paired with an Onkyo TX-4500 receiver. Despite limited documentation, the unit appears to have been designed for precise audio shaping in consumer or semi-professional stereo setups.
Specifications
| Type | 12 band stereo frequency equalizer |
| Audio Inputs | Two |
| Audio Outputs | Two RCA |
| Input Sensitivity | 500mV |
| Output Level | 1V |
| Front Panel Features | Red LED sliders and channel meters |
Market
The ADC Sound Shaper Two-IC has appeared on the used market with asking prices around $187 to $195. One example was acquired for $20, indicating variability in condition and demand. Some units may have physical damage, such as missing or broken toggles. A service manual exists, suggesting repair and maintenance are possible.
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