Kush clariphonic

Similar ListingsOriginally $900, now $850 ($50 price drop)Originally $1,400, now $1,050 ($350 price drop)Originally $985, now $900 ($85 price drop)$1,250Originally $560, now $520 ($40 price drop) Bought new in 2013 from SW. Smoke Free studio. Excellent working condition. I DO NOT have original shipping box. I WILL package properly. **Custom knobs as I was never a fan of the chicken-head knobs. (will include original chicken heads). **This is for the original Clariphonic not to be confused with the newer model M/S. I customized the faceplate with a simple chalky paint. Always hated the brown. Reason for selling: Unloading gear to help finance Dangerous Music System. Contact me with any questions.Reverb Buyer ProtectionReverb has your back if your item is lost, damaged, or doesn't match its description. Simply report any issues within 7 days and we'll help you get a full refund.Learn more about Reverb Buyer Protection.Promoted Similar ListingsListed6 years agoConditionExcellent (Used)Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn moreBrandKush AudioModelClariphonic Dual-Channel Parallel EqualizerFinishMint with Custom KnobsCategoriesEqualizersYear2013Made InUnited StatesProduct safety information may be available here.Want to Sell Yours?Anyone can sell on Reverb. List your Kush Audio Clariphonic Dual-Channel Parallel Equalizer today to get it in front of thousands of eyes, quickly and easily. Learn more on the Seller Hub.Sell Yours NowOops, looks like you forgot something. Please check the fields highlighted in red.

Traditional EQ in the sense it does only one thing, but does it better than any other plugin: it add a beautiful sheen (air) to any mix. It's kind of a one-trick pony, but worth every penny.Eosis is a hi-end, very good EQ. Far more versatile than Clariphonic, but if I had to pick one, it would be Clariphonic because what Eosis does do can be done with other EQ's, but it's not easy to get Clariphonic-caliber results with any plugin. Clariphonic is best used during mixing or mastering, Eosis is more of a generic EQ, but absolutely one of the best out there, much better that FabFilter, Equlibrium, etc. Registered User Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 500 🎧 10 years There is a couple of very interesting and great-sounding plugins by the Clariphonic developer: Electra and the new Sly-fi Axis. Worth a serious look.This type of plugin will appeal to people more in interested in tone-shaping than 'surgical eq'. I'm in this camp. Lives for gear Joined: May 2009 Posts: 2,088 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by BM Grabber ➡️ The Air EQ does a lot more than the Clariphonic, but the Clariphonic mkII does what it does VERY well. It is a Paralell Eq, and in that regard works a bit different than an "inline" Eq.I have both, but if I had to choose one it had to be the Air EQ. It is absolutely beautiful sounding, and more versatile than the Clariphonic.The Air Eq is also much less CPU hungry than the Clariphonic (which is too cpu hungry IMO).My 2 cents Versatility is a better fit for me so i guess i may go for the air eq but i won't rule at the clariphonic as it was real nice when i demoed it! Irvin as they both have a sale i think It might be the best time to grab em both tbh! Registered User Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 500 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by Audio Child ➡️ Versatility is a better fit for me so i guess i may go for the air eq but i won't rule at the clariphonic as it was real nice when i demoed it! Irvin as they both have a sale i think It might be the best time to grab em both tbh! If you can get both, you won't regret it. Great EQs with capabilities

Kush Audio Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 12,930 🎧 20 years Not gonna lie, the Freddie Krueger thing cracked me up too, but in all fairness it's not the first time someone noticed; on one of the original Clariphonic threads someone posted side-by-side pics of me and Freddie, and there was a pretty striking resemblance. Maybe I'll see you all in your dreams!Anyway, thanks for kind words and the support. I know I hype the living crap out of my stuff, and I appreciate that people see the honesty that sits alongside it. Ok, Q&A time: Quote: Originally Posted by mattyc ➡️ will the demo be ilok 2 only or ilok OG as well ? iLok 1 or 2 for the 32-bit versions. When the 64-bit plugs are released, those will require iLok 2 because that's how PACE decided it needs to be. Quote: Originally Posted by Jeezo ➡️ ...are you oversampling in it or are we really have to go 96k to really appreciate the top end ? No to both questions: there is no oversampling, nor do you really have to go to 96k to appreciate the top end. The top end on this plug sounds as good to me at 44.1k as any other eq plug I've heard at 44.1k, regardless of whether they oversample or not. Imho oversampling is great for non-linear processes like distortion, but for static filters like eq as soon as we downsampled all the same issues cropped up near the nyquist, same as if it hadn't been oversampled. Every plugin exhibits this same set of issues up top and to the best of my knowledge there's nothing any of us can do about it other than run the whole session at a higher rate so the hash moves way beyond the audible band.I've