Skip to main content
Klark Teknik
ProduitsÀ proposSoutienMagasins
Klark Teknik

Son professionnel pour tous. Partie de Music Tribe.

facebookinstagramyoutubetwitterlinkedin

Soutien

  • Enregistrement du produit
  • Pré-vente et support technique
  • Centres de service
  • Localisateur de magasin

Marques

  • Aston Microphones
  • Behringer
  • Bugera
  • Cool Audio
  • Klark Teknik
  • Lab Gruppen
  • Midas
  • Tannoy
  • TC Electronic
  • TC Helicon
  • Turbosound

À propos

  • Rejoignez-nous
  • Notre histoire

Confiance, Éthique et Transparence

  • Données et responsabilité
  • Technologie responsable
  • Utilisation équitable et droits
© 2026 Klark Teknik. Tous droits réservés.
Terms of usePrivacy policyCookie policyAccessibility
Back to Products

DN360B

DN360B
1 / 2
DN360B
View in fullscreen

DN360B

Legacy

About this product

DN360B — Dual 30-Band, 1/3 Octave Analog Graphic Equaliser (Transformer Outputs)

The Klark Teknik DN360B adds balanced transformer outputs to the legendary DN360 platform, configured pin 3 hot. The transformer output stage provides the galvanic isolation and pristine common-mode rejection that broadcast facilities, fixed installations, and long-cable-run touring systems demand — eliminating ground loops and hum at the source rather than treating symptoms downstream.

The signal-processing core is unchanged: dual 30-band Proportional-Q equalisation, the curve characteristic that earned Klark Teknik its place as the touring industry’s reference. Wide, musical filters at small fader excursions narrow to surgical precision as cuts and boosts increase, supporting feedback control and room correction without audible signature. Each channel includes an 18 dB/octave low-cut filter for subsonic rejection.

The 3U chassis carries 30 mm oil-damped precision faders with centre detents, channel bypass switches, graphic EQ scale selection, power-off bypass relays, and industry-standard XLR connectors (pin 3 hot) with transformer-balanced outputs. The DN360B is obsolete but remains a benchmark for analogue equalisation. Legacy support is available through Music Tribe Care.