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DN3603

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Station d'accueil à distance

The DN3603 — Remote Docking Station

The Klark Teknik DN3603 is the remote docking station designed to extend control of the DN3600 programmable graphic equaliser system out from the rack and into the hands of the engineer at the listening position. For touring engineers who need to adjust EQ from front-of-house rather than walking back to the amp world, the DN3603 closes the distance.

Engineer at the Listening Position

The DN3603 docks the DN3698 handheld remote into a fixed-location interface that connects to the DN3600 master unit. The combination delivers full programme control — snapshot recall, scene management, and parameter adjustment — from the only place that matters acoustically: the engineer’s mix position.

Designed for Real-World Workflow

The DN3603 is built for touring use, with the connector strain relief, panel finish, and electrical robustness Klark Teknik users expect. It is part of an integrated programmable-EQ system designed end-to-end at our Kidderminster facility.

Heritage Engineering

The DN3603 reflects a simple Klark Teknik conviction — control belongs where the ears are. The dock is the bridge.