Ams Neve 8803
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The Essentials to Know About the Neve 8803 Analog Equalizer
The Essentials to Know About the Neve 8803 Analog Equalizer
- Dual channel inspired by the sound of the Neve 88RS console, designed to sculpt your tracks and buses with premium analog character.
- Hybrid workflow: analog settings + digital recall via USB (ideal for production on a workstation).
- Built-in 12 dB per octave filters high-pass and low-pass, perfect for cleaning a source before equalization.
- 4-band musical EQ with Shelving/Bell selection and Q control per band, for precise or creative adjustments.
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A Module from the Neve 88 Series: Console Heritage in Studio Format
The Neve 8803 belongs to the exclusive Neve 88 series, hand-assembled in England. Designed to reproduce the sonic DNA of the flagship 88RS console, it is based on a topology derived from the Neve 8108 lineage, renowned for its musicality, low-end impact, and smoothness in the high frequencies. Its distinctive feature, highly sought after in modern environments, is combining a true analog audio path with recall of settings, to easily integrate high-end hardware into complex sessions.A Two-Channel Equalizer for Mixing, Sound Design, and Buses
The 8803 is aimed at engineers and producers who want to go beyond simple "surgical" correction and regain a sense of texture: vocals, guitars, synths, drums, stems, as well as stereo buses and subgroups. Thanks to its input trim and dedicated filters, it is as effective for subtle cleaning as it is for highlighting a source. In hybrid studios, the USB recall facilitates back-and-forth between mix versions, client revisions, or track-by-track work on an album.An Architecture Designed for Precision and Musicality
12 dB per Octave Filters: Quick Control of Low and High Frequencies
Before even touching the EQ bands, the high-pass and low-pass filters allow you to refocus a track in the mix, eliminate unwanted vibrations, or tame harshness in the extreme highs. Their 12 dB per octave slope provides an effective result while remaining natural.Four EQ Bands: From Broad Shaping to Fine Tuning
The low and high bands offer a Shelving/Bell choice and a Hi Q selection to switch from a broad, "console-style" gesture to a more incisive action. The mids feature a continuously variable Q, a real asset for finding the area that projects a vocal, scooping a snare, or controlling a resonance without altering the timbre.USB Recall and Bypass: Hardware That Keeps Up with Session Pace
The EQ bypass switch allows you to instantly validate your choices. The USB connection dedicated to recall meets current demands: preserving the Neve analog signature while securing the reproducibility of settings in a modern production workflow.Technical specifications
| Category | equalizer | Rack unit | 1 |
| EQ | 4 channels | ||
| Input trim | +/-20 dB | Mid Low EQ | 120 Hz to 2 kHz, Q range: 0.3 to 7 continuously variable |
| High-pass filter | 25 Hz to 300 Hz, 12 dB per octave | Low EQ | 33 Hz to 440 Hz, Shelving/Bell selection, Hi Q selection |
| Low-pass filter | 3 kHz to 15 kHz, 12 dB per octave | Combo XLR-jack inputs | +4 dBu, -10 dBV |
| High EQ | 1.5 kHz to 18 kHz, Shelving/Bell selection, Hi Q selection | Outputs | XLR and jack in parallel |
| Mid High EQ | 0.8 kHz to 9 kHz, Q range: 0.3 to 7 continuously variable | External power supply | 100 V to 250 V |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Neve 8803 have USB recall?
The USB connection allows recall of settings to restore parameters during mix revisions or when working on multiple tracks.
What are the frequencies of the high-pass and low-pass filters?
The high-pass filter covers 25 Hz to 300 Hz and the low-pass filter 3 kHz to 15 kHz. Both filters have a 12 dB per octave slope.
Can the high and low bands operate in bell mode?
The High and Low EQ bands offer a Shelving/Bell selection as well as a Hi Q mode. The high band operates from 1.5 kHz to 18 kHz, while the low band covers 33 Hz to 440 Hz.
What connectivity is available on this rack equalizer?
The combo XLR-jack inputs accept +4 dBu and -10 dBV levels. Parallel XLR and jack outputs are available. The external power supply accepts 100 V to 250 V.
Is the 8803 suitable for processing a stereo bus?
Its two-channel architecture allows stereo bus and subgroup processing. The four EQ bands include two mids with continuously variable Q from 0.3 to 7.



