dbx DBX1215V dbx 1215 12 Series Dual Channel 15-Band Equalizer

Optimize acoustic clarity and system reliability with the dbx by Harman DBX1215V — a dual-channel 15-band graphic equalizer engineered for professional audio, monitoring and security environments. The dbx 1215 delivers surgical tone-shaping across 15 ISO-centered bands per channel, enabling engineers and integrators to tame feedback, enhance intelligibility and adapt mixes to challenging rooms. Robust, balanced XLR, 1/4" TRS and barrier-strip I/O ensure quiet operation and easy connectivity in control rooms, broadcast monitoring racks or surveillance audio systems. With selectable ±6/±15 dB boost/cut, a 40Hz 18 dB/octave low-cut filter and an internal transformer for compatibility, the unit provides the flexibility needed for live sound, installed AV and security audio monitoring. Built into a rugged 2U steel/aluminum chassis with power-off hardwire relay bypass and chassis/signal ground lift, the 1215 is designed for long-term, low-maintenance operation. Whether you're tuning paging systems, optimizing a command center's audio feed, or refining live mix clarity, the dbx 1215 delivers repeatable, professional results. Add it to your rack to improve speech intelligibility, reduce system noise and simplify system commissioning.

• Precise tonal control across two channels: 15 bands per channel let you sculpt room and system response for clearer speech, music and monitored audio.
• Reliable, low-noise performance: Balanced inputs/outputs and >90dB SNR reduce hum and hiss for clean monitoring and security audio paths.
• Flexible installation: XLR, 1/4" TRS and barrier strip connectors plus chassis ground lift make integration into pro AV, surveillance or live rigs fast.
• Fast troubleshooting and uptime: Power-off hardwire relay bypass and 2-second power-up delay protect signal flow and simplify maintenance in critical installations.
• Tailored frequency shaping: Switchable ±6/±15 dB ranges and selectable 40Hz low-cut filter enable precise EQ for spoken-word, music, or environmental monitoring needs.