Yamaha SPX2000 Signal Processor

New-generation SPX with 24-bit 96-kHz Processing and Advanced REV-X Reverb Algorithms

For more than 15 years the letters "SPX" have been

synonymous with professional multi-effect processors, and over that time you would almost always find an SPX90, SPX90II, SPX900, SPX1000 or SPX990 in any well-equipped studio or live-sound rack. The SPX2000, while inheriting the standard interface and popular programs from its predecessors, brings a new dimension to the SPX sound with advanced REV-X reverb algorithms and 24-bit, 96k-Hz audio processing. It also offers an innovative user interface with features such as five assignable LCD backlight colors, operation lock modes, and computer-based editing. The SPX2000 is a new-generation multi-effect processor that delivers performance that is a perfect match for Yamaha's DM series Digital Production Consoles, and is suitable for applications from live sound to production studios.

• Superb Sonic Quality with 24-bit/96kHz Standard Throughout
• New "REV-X" Reverb Algorithm.
• User-friendly Interface and Menus, Six Color Backlight LCD for easy Effect Type Identification.
• Extensive In/Out Connectivity offers Excellent Compatibility and Control
• Computer Based Editing and Control with the SPX2000 Editor.

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Yamaha Q2031B Graphic Equalizer

Graphic equalization is indispensable for response control in a wide range of audio applications. If you need one or more stand-alone graphic EQ units, the Yamaha Q2031B is an outstanding choice that delivers professional quality with versatile control and outstanding audio performance. Use the Q2031B for live sound, recording, A/V production, electronic musical instruments, broadcasting, music listening, or any other application that requires precise response tailoring.
The Q2031B features two independent channels of graphic EQ with full 31-band control over the 20Hz to 20kHz range.

• Highly Sophisticated Stereo 31-band Graphic Equalizer
• Automatic Muting Circuit mutes Output for 3 to 5 seconds after power is switched on.
• 6 or 12 dB of Boost or Cut with points centered at ISO 1/3 octave frequencies from 20Hz to 20 kHz.
• Both balanced XLR connectors and standard unbalanced phone jacks

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