Gator Cases WL-3 500 Series 3-Channel Strip with 3-Band Equalizer

Why settle for less when you can enhance your audio recordings with the precision and professional quality of the WL-3 500 Series 3-Channel Strip with 3-Band Equalizer Designed by the renowned Paul Wolff in collaboration with Lindell Audio, the WL-3 is a standout piece of equipment, crafted to deliver unparalleled sound shaping capabilities.

This durable channel strip is an all-encompassing solution for your audio processing needs, featuring a transformer-coupled microphone and line input to ensure high-quality, noise-free signal transfer. The robust transformer-coupled output further guarantees that your audio maintains its integrity all the way through the signal chain.

Take control of your sound with the smooth 60 mm fader, allowing for precise output level adjustments. The integrated compressor, complete with a parallel mix knob, offers dynamic control, enabling you to blend the compressed and dry signals to taste for the perfect balance of clarity and punch.

The WL-3's 3-band EQ with sweepable mids affords you the ability to sculpt your audio with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that each frequency range is fine-tuned to perfection. The inclusion of an 80Hz high-pass filter allows you to eliminate unwanted low-frequency noise, resulting in a cleaner mix.

With the convenience of 48V phantom power, this channel strip is ready to accommodate your favorite condenser microphones, making it a versatile addition to any recording studio or live sound setup. The sturdy 8 mm machined aluminum front panel not only adds to the unit's reliability but also exudes a professional aesthetic that speaks to its superior build quality.

The WL-3 is a unique, one-of-a-kind piece of audio equipment, proudly made in Europe, and stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and audio engineering expertise of its creators. For audio professionals who demand nothing but the best, the WL-3 500 Series 3-Channel Strip with 3-Band Equalizer is the clear choice for achieving studio-grade recordings and live sound.