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The DN3698 — Hand Held Remote Controller

The Klark Teknik DN3698 is the handheld remote controller for the DN3600 programmable graphic equaliser system. Compact, road-ready, and built for engineers who think with their hands, the DN3698 puts snapshot recall and EQ parameter control into a single ergonomic device that travels from rack to mix position without ceremony.

Remote Control, Engineered for the Show

The DN3698 communicates with the DN3600 master unit through the DN3603 docking station, delivering programme control wherever the engineer chooses to stand. Snapshot recall, parameter access, and scene management are immediate — the kind of immediacy that matters when a cue is two seconds away.

British Build Quality

The DN3698 is engineered to survive a touring environment — conservatively rated electronics, robust connector and cable assemblies, and the kind of fit-and-finish that Klark Teknik customers have come to take for granted. It is part of an integrated programmable-EQ system designed in Kidderminster.

A Considered Accessory

The DN3698 is not a peripheral. It is the part of the DN3600 system the engineer actually holds.