The DN3601 — Programmable Slave Graphic Equaliser

The Klark Teknik DN3601 is the slave companion to the DN3600 programmable graphic equaliser — engineered to extend the DN3600’s recallable, automation-ready performance across additional channels without duplicating the master unit’s control surface. For multi-channel installations, large-format touring rigs, and theatre sound designs, the DN3601 is the unit that scales the system without scaling the operator workload.

Slave Topology, Master-Grade Audio

The DN3601 receives programme data from a DN3600 master and applies recalled EQ snapshots in lockstep, ensuring that every channel under the master’s control behaves identically when scenes change. The audio signal path is built to the same Klark Teknik tolerances as the master — transparent, predictable, and tightly matched.

Built for Multi-Channel Systems

Multi-zone installations, distributed PA systems, and main-plus-multiple-monitor rigs all benefit from the DN3601’s ability to operate as a fully programmable channel without occupying a master slot. The slave concept allows one engineer’s decisions at the DN3600 to propagate cleanly across an entire equalisation system.

Engineered in Kidderminster

Designed in the United Kingdom by the same team that produced the DN3600, the DN3601 carries the DN-series philosophy into multi-channel territory without compromise.