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DN332

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DN332

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About this product

The DN332 — Dual-Channel 2/3 Octave Graphic Equaliser

The Klark Teknik DN332 is a dual-channel, 2/3 octave graphic equaliser delivering the spectral coverage of a 15-band-per-channel design in a compact 1U rack space. Conceived for engineers who need useful EQ correction on two independent paths without the surgical density of a third-octave unit, the DN332 sits in the sweet spot between musicality and control.

2/3 Octave: The Practical Resolution

2/3 octave spacing was a deliberate Klark Teknik engineering decision — broad enough that each fader change is heard as a tonal shift rather than a narrow notch, yet dense enough to address the dominant room and stage resonances any front-of-house or monitor engineer routinely encounters. The result is a graphic equaliser that feels musical under the fingers.

Two Independent Channels

Stereo programme equalisation, dual-mono monitor tuning, and main-plus-fill scenarios are all served by the DN332’s twin-channel layout. Each channel is fully independent, with separate input gain, bypass, and the kind of channel-matching tolerances that Klark Teknik units have always shipped with.

Made in Kidderminster

Designed and engineered at our UK facility, the DN332 carries forward the DN-series philosophy of transparent signal-handling and predictable, repeatable performance.