ADC Sound Shaper Two-IC (1980–1989)
A 12-band stereo frequency equalizer made in Taiwan, with red LED sliders and channel meters.
Overview
The ADC Sound Shaper Two-IC is a 12-band stereo frequency equalizer, made between 1980 and 1989. It was built in Taiwan. It has two audio inputs and outputs on RCA connectors, plus red LED sliders and channel meters on the front panel. One user reported a clean sound, with no audible distortion when paired with an Onkyo TX-4500 receiver. Documentation is limited, but 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
Used examples have turned up with asking prices around $187 to $195. One was acquired for $20, so condition and demand clearly vary. Some units may have physical damage, such as missing or broken toggles. A service manual exists, so repair and maintenance are possible.
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