Drawmer DS404 Quad Noise Gate

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Drawmer DS404

The DS404 Quad Noise Gate has been designed to the highest specification to complement the DS201 Dual Noise Gate, acknowledged as the 'industry standard' gate throughout the world.

Recognizing that there are many general gating applications which require equipment that is simple to operate, Drawmer have designed the DS404 Quad Noise Gate utilizing unique 'Programme Adaptive' circuitry. This makes the DS404 ideally suited for use over a wide range of input signals, ranging from drums and other percussive instruments through to vocals, pianos and even complete mixes.

All four channels of the DS404 are identical and may be used completely independently or linked for multi-channel operation. In the linked mode, only the left most channel's controls are
functional and serve as master controls, though the channel bypass switches remain independent. When linked, the control signal is derived only from the programme material present at
the input of the master channel. Foundational text courtesy of Drawmer.

Drawmer DS404 Quad Noise Gate

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