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CrossOver Filter

Name: CrossOver Filter
Brand: Bugbrand

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£330

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Double Filtration! The CrossOver Filter is a smartly configured pair of Resonant State-Variable Filters with Voltage Control. The playable design presents a powerful little toolbox for creatively transforming audio signals! The driving forces behind the design of the COFilter were two-fold firstly I wanted to bring the filtering out of the Modular range so that I could make use of it more easily in the studio. But I d also been wondering about re-imagining the Cross-Over units that often sit in PA racks to split audio into separate frequency bands these always tended to be a bit limited/boring

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Registered at Companies House as BUGBRAND LTD., number 07199808. Checked 2026-08-29.
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