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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 43195, member: 636"]
Atomic Analog creates the Tonograf after finding a rare TAB W95 equalizer from the 1960s. The Iceland company fell for the classic sound and decided to recreate it as a modern 500-series module. Engineers launched the device during January 2025 for professional recording studios. The Tonograf uses discrete germanium circuits that add warmth to any audio signal. Musicians can push the levels hard to create natural saturation effects.

The equalizer features three separate frequency bands for sound shaping. Low and high shelf filters provide gentle tone adjustments across the frequency spectrum. The high shelf offers three different frequency choices for precise control. A midrange band delivers six frequency options through an inductive design. The midrange section uses proportional Q technology that creates wide curves for subtle changes and tight bell shapes for dramatic cuts and boosts.

Make Noise Pro Audio sells the Tonograf exclusively throughout the United Kingdom. British customers pay £1125 for the module with VAT taxes added. Musicians outside the UK can order directly from Atomic Analog through their official website. The company lists international pricing details on their online store. Professional studios worldwide can add vintage EQ character to their 500-series racks.
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