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TK-lizer 3

A mastering and mix bus EQ with M/S function

Highlights

Three bands with 6 frequencies each.
High and low bands selectable between shelf or peak.
High pass filter with 12 frequencies.
M/S function for separate processing of mid and side channels.
Electronically balanced for a clean path.
Cue switch for monitoring of left/right or mid/side channels.
All controls stepped for easy recall and precise settings.

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TK-lizer 3 is based on the Baxandall circuit, loved for its smooth and natural sound. It’s equipped with three bands, and it’s packed with functions to fulfill the needs of both mixing and mastering engineers.

The three bands has six frequencies each plus a high pass filter with twelve frequencies. Low and High bands can be switched between peak and shelving and each band is followed by a gain control. The EQ has its own cue function to monitor Left, Right, Mid or Side signals separately.

To maximize the usefulness, you can choose between normal Left/Right mode or Mid/Side (M/S).
When operated in M/S mode it opens up many more options, such as adding a bit of ‘air’ to the sides, applying the HPF to the side signal to mono-ing the low-end, and by adjusting the side signal level you can alter the stereo width.
With the mid channel controls you can manipulate some of the elements that are often panned centrally, such as bass, kick and snare drum, vocals and hi-hats. All this without adding an external M/S encoder/decoder to your setup.

The new TK-lizer 3 will replace the obsolete TK-lizer 2 and it has several updates both inside and cosmetical.
New bakelite knobs and toggle switches give it a more vintage look and the inside has new input and output circuits, updated EQ circuits for better low and high-end plus an updated M/S circuit for better channel separation.

The TK-lizer 3 is available for pre-order from your local dealer from now, and expected to start shipping in late June 2026.

 

TK-lizer 3 panel overview

 

TK-lizer 3 signal path

Low band frequencies
28Hz/48Hz/72Hz/132Hz/195Hz/255Hz
Switch for shelf or peak mode, Q=0.5

Low band cut/boost
+/-0.5dB/1dB/2dB/3dB/4dB

Mid band frequencies
400Hz/630Hz/870Hz/1.3kHz/2.4kH/4.8kHz
Q=0.5

Mid band cut/boost
+/-0.5dB/1dB/2dB/3dB/4dB

High band frequencies
4kHz/7.2kHz/12kHz/16kHz/20kHz/25kHz
Switch for shelf or peak mode, Q=0.5

High band cut/boost
+/-0.5dB/1dB/2dB/3dB/4dB

HPF
20Hz/25Hz/30Hz/35Hz/40Hz/45Hz/
With x5 activated 100Hz/125Hz/150Hz/175Hz/200Hz/225Hz
12dB/octave, Q=0.5

In/Out and M/S
Illuminated switches for EQ in/out and M/S function in/out.

Cue switch
Allow the user to cue left or right channel or mid and side channel if M/S function is active. Two green LED’s show if the cue switch is activated.

Specifications and components may be changed or updated without further notice.

Input impedance: 20kohm
Output impedance: 68ohm
Max input level: +27dBu
Max output level: +28dBu
Frequency response: 20Hz – 80kHz +/-0,1dB
THD+N at 0dBu: 0,0004%
S/N @ 0dBu: 95dB
Dynamic range: 123dB
Channel separation M/S: better than 60dB at 0dBu
No electrolytic capacitors in the audio path
Power consumption: 10VA
Voltage: 115v or 230v selected via an internal voltage selector

TK-lizer version history
TK-lizer. (released June 2012)
TK-lizer 2. Internal update with slightly better high-end, HPF updated to 12 frequencies, new knob type. Full M/S encoder/decoder headroom. (released December 2018)
TK-lizer 3. New look, new input and output circuits, updated EQ circuits for better low and high-end plus an updated M/S circuit for better channel separation. (released June 2026)

TK-lizer 3 HPF
TK-lizer 3 Low shelf
TK-lizer 3 Low peak
TK-lizer 3 Mid
TK-lizer 3 High shelf
TK-lizer 3 High peak
TK-lizer 3 HPF
TK-lizer 3 Low shelf
TK-lizer 3 Low peak
TK-lizer 3 Mid
TK-lizer 3 High shelf
TK-lizer 3 High peak

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