Klark Teknik DN370
The Klark Teknik DN370 is a dual-channel, 31-band graphic equalizer. Beyond that, the record is thin. What survives comes mostly from dealer listings and database entries, not period reviews or owner discussions. The two magazine chunks in the archive (from Mix and Pro Sound) mention live-sound engineers and their setups, but neither discusses the DN370 itself. A 2013 article in Pro Sound (September 2013, p.42) covers a FOH mix position centered around a Midas Heritage 30, and it doesn't mention the DN370 either.
Here is what is documented. The unit is a 31-band graphic EQ covering 20Hz-20kHz, with a "Constant Q" filter design and electronically balanced inputs and outputs. It's rack-mountable. That's the full verified spec sheet. No production years, original price, dimensions, weight or power data have surfaced.
One UK dealer listing (Soundgas) offered a unit described as "excellent condition" and "fully functional and tested" at £275.00. It's unclear whether that price reflects the current market or a specific vintage. There's also no confirmed information on how this model relates to other Klark Teknik EQs, the DN360 or a possible DN370B variant, so its place in the company's lineup is undocumented.
Known specs:
- Dual channel, 31-band graphic equalizer
- Constant Q filter design
- Frequency range: 20Hz–20kHz
- Electronically balanced inputs and outputs
- Rack-mountable
If you own one or have service documentation, the archive would welcome the details.
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