In the early days, each Pultec piece was hand-built to order by Ollie and Gene in their warehouse in Teaneck, New Jersey. This was a game changer in recording studios, as you now had the ability to manipulate the sound even farther than before, bring it closer to the front of the mix and make it feel as if you’re in the room with the performer. It all started in 1953 with the EQP-1, which was the first passive program equalizer on the market. 60 years on and Pultec designed gear is still being used by many of today’s top recording and mixing engineers, whether it be original, reproduction or of the plug-in variety. It's crazy to think that a piece of equipment with such simple controls could change the face of the recording industry. Digital Adapters & Miscellaneous Cables.
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