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StarMan
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Can anyone recommend simialir style type Equalizer like Behringer Ultra Q Pro, in that they have knobs and are analog preferbly....
bouldersoundguy
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Without even trying it I can recommend the Drawmer 1974. Their stuff is generally really good.
If that's too expensive, perhaps the Rolls RPQ160B?
If that's too expensive, perhaps the Rolls RPQ160B?
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StarMan
Member
Thank you, the Rolls is for to my budget, around $150. Any others in similar price range?
JimmyS1969
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Howdy Starman! Great to hear from you on the forums again. 
I am curious why you are looking for an analog eq? Is this for your guitar rig or recording?
Cheers brother!
I am curious why you are looking for an analog eq? Is this for your guitar rig or recording?
Cheers brother!
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StarMan
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Howdy Starman! Great to hear from you on the forums again.
I am curious why you are looking for an analog eq? Is this for your guitar rig or recording?
Cheers brother!
Hey Jimmy,
Its for my studio. Cheers.
JimmyS1969
MOODerator
I personally would say ditch the analog thing. Unless you have upgraded your mixer, you are chasing a rabbit down a hole that is much less productive than upgrading your software.
Still using Cubase LE5? Way better software in Cubase 10 than what you have now. And way cheaper than a worthy outboard EQ.
Fabfilter ProQ is likely better than you could possibly gain with a analog mixer over $5000 and a outboard eq that is worthy of using.
May as well use guitar pedals if budget is of concern.
Cheers!
Still using Cubase LE5? Way better software in Cubase 10 than what you have now. And way cheaper than a worthy outboard EQ.
Fabfilter ProQ is likely better than you could possibly gain with a analog mixer over $5000 and a outboard eq that is worthy of using.
May as well use guitar pedals if budget is of concern.
Cheers!
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LazerBeakShiek
It is a life preserver
Something to look for when deciding on these is the range. Both dynamically, and the gain level + to - .
Example. My EQ goes +18/-18 the then final end sliders will serve as the HPF and LPF cut when at the lowest setting. Some only do the -18 . There is a difference.
and if they can take a line level signal greater than +18.
Example. My EQ goes +18/-18 the then final end sliders will serve as the HPF and LPF cut when at the lowest setting. Some only do the -18 . There is a difference.
and if they can take a line level signal greater than +18.
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Bars Prods
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Without even trying it I can recommend the Drawmer 1974. Their stuff is generally really good.
If that's too expensive, perhaps the Rolls RPQ160B?
If that's too expensive, perhaps the Rolls RPQ160B?
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