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DN410

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About this product

The DN410 — Dual-Channel Five-Band Parametric Equaliser

The Klark Teknik DN410 is the dual-channel sibling of the DN405, delivering two fully independent five-band parametric equaliser channels in a single 1U rack space. For engineers working stereo programme material, dual-mono signal paths, or main-plus-monitor configurations, the DN410 is a single-rack-unit answer to a two-rack-unit problem.

Two Channels of Surgical Precision

Each of the DN410’s ten bands — five per channel — offers continuous control over centre frequency, Q, and gain. The overlapping band ranges allow the engineer to dial in any filter shape from gentle tonal sculpting to narrow notch correction. Channel matching is tight by design, so a stereo image stays coherent when both channels are working hard.

Built for Critical Listening Environments

The DN410 was developed for installations where transparent two-channel parametric correction is non-negotiable — mastering suites, broadcast continuity rooms, and reference monitoring chains. Signal-to-noise and total harmonic distortion specifications reflect Klark Teknik’s commitment to first-class audio across every signal path the unit touches.

Engineered in the United Kingdom

Designed and built at the Klark Teknik facility in Kidderminster, the DN410 is part of the DN-series legacy that defined professional equalisation for two generations of engineers.