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Phoenix Audio DRS-Q4 Mk2 2-Ch Class-A Mic Pre / DI / EQ w/ ZenPro Mod – Ch 1 Issue, Ch 2 Perfect

Phoenix Audio DRS-Q4 Mk2 2-Ch Class-A Mic Pre / DI / EQ w/ ZenPro Mod – Ch 1 Issue, Ch 2 Perfect

£373
Price dropped from £373
FairReverb16d ago

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Vinyl Sounds Audio

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First Seen
25 October 2026
Last Seen
3 November 2026
Times Seen
12

About this listing

Phoenix Audio DRS-Q4 Mk2 2-Ch Class-A Mic Pre / DI / EQ w/ ZenPro Mod – Ch 1 Issue, Ch 2 Perfect is a used item in fair condition, listed on Reverb. The asking price is £373. It is offered by Vinyl Sounds Audio through Reverb. It is in our Preamps & Channel Strips category. Used Gear Hunter first saw this listing on 25 October 2026 and last saw it on 3 November 2026. It has been seen 12 times in our scans. Prices are converted from the seller's currency when we scan the listing, so the amount you pay may differ slightly. The seller sets shipping, and import duty or VAT may apply, so check the final cost and the item's details on Reverb before buying.

From the seller

PLEASE READ: Channel 1 has an intermittent audio issue. Channel 1 (left) occasionally drops out. It usually recovers with a volume adjustment or a light tap on the input knob or leaving the unit off for a bit. I have not had it repaired, so it is sold as-is and listed as Fair. it seems to be about 4-5 minutes of audio passing through before the issue begins so if you boot the unit up and use channel one right away you can get some time out of it for stereo usages. Channel 2 works perfectly with zero issues. Details: Phoenix Audio DRS-Q4 Mk2 2-channel Class-A discrete mic pre / DI / EQ with the ZenPro hi-pass mod, popular for stereo mix-bus use I bought it used and have hardly used it Black knobs, as shown in the photos Small holes have been drilled in the top panel, reportedly to help with ventilation. See photos. Warm, Neve-flavored saturation with an API-style punch, plus a great EQ that works on just about anything. Pricing: The price reflects one fully working channel plus one with an intermittent issue. It looks like something a qualified tech could track down and fix, but I haven't diagnosed it, so I can't promise the repair is simple. Even with the issue, it's a solid way to get at least one great-sounding pre/EQ for much less than buying new.