This is a parametric EQ for use in the recording studio or home studio. As it's a rather expensive piece of gear, it's probably better for use with analog consoles or mic-pres, as opposed to digital ones that come in the Digi 003 or something like that. With a home studio setup you are probably just as well off using plug-ins. There aren't any crazy effects or anything like that with this EQ. It's an analog technology. There are no computer or MIDI connections.
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Alta Moda Audio AM-20 - Great Parametric EQ with great frequency curve
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Inward Connections DEQ-1
The Inward Connections DEQ-1 is an in depth stereo parametric equalizer, designed for mastering purpose. The studio that I work at has a mastering room on site where we've got the DEQ-1 as the main outboard EQ. I don't know the types of connections that it has in the back since ours is permanently hooked up within a chain and I've never had to move it for any reason. It is rack mountable and will take up four rack spaces.
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GML 8200
The GML 8200 comes industry standard with 5 band eq with overlapping bands and 15 db boost or cut. This thing is great, but the cost steers a lot of use away, most of us cant afford an item like this. That is why I go to the university to use it. I would never have this in my home studio anyways, its just too powerful for a small set up there would be no purpose in having it at home. So even if you can afford it, keep this in the big studio.
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Tube-Tech ME 1A
The Tube Tech ME 1A is a mid range equalizer, modeling itself after the Pultec midrange EQ which was one of, if not the first of it's kind. The ME 1A and the ME 1B are both very similar EQ's, and as far I can tell they are interchangeable, although I do not know this for sure since I haven't had the chance to use them side by side. I believe it has XLR connections and will fit into a two space rack.
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Aphex 109 Tube Parametric Equalizer - this is a must have
The Aphex Systems 109 Tube Parametric EQ is a parametric EQ in the form of a piece of rackmountable outboard gear. It will take up two rack space units and has XLR connections in the back.
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Orban 672A - gotta love analog gear
The Orban 672A is a parametric EQ in the form of a piece of outboard gear that is not rackable in your traditional sense. They will fit within the API lunch box but aren't the standard rack size. The 954 is an all analog piece of gear and it is unique because it has the capabilities to be automated, although I've never ventured into this portion of the unit.
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GML 9500 - takes up alot of racks
The GML 9500 is a two band parametric equalizer in the form of a rack mountable piece of gear that will take up three rack spaces. It has XLR connections in the back and is an all analog, tube based EQ.
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TC Electronic TC 2240 - Lovely analog sound
The TC Electronic 2240 is basically two TC 1140 units, glued together in a 2U (unit) rack. On the front, you have the input gain, output gain, EQ match gain, bypass switch and the four frequency control sections. Each frequency band covers a wide range and they overlap each other, so no frequency goes untouchable. Along with controls to select the center frequency, you have the bandwidth (also known as the Q value). The center frequency can be boosted or cut with as much as 20 dB - that's a lot! Since this is a parametric equalizer, your possibilities are pretty much endless.
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TC Electronic TC 1140 HS Parametric Equalizer / Preamplifier - Analog sound at its best
The TC Electronic 1140 is basically half of the TC 2240 unit. On the front, you have the input gain, output gain, EQ match gain, bypass switch and the four frequency control sections. Each frequency band covers a wide range and they overlap each other, so no frequency goes untouchable. Along with controls to select the center frequency, you have the bandwidth (also known as the Q value). The center frequency can be boosted or cut with as much as 20 dB - that's a lot! Since this is a parametric equalizer, your possibilities are pretty much endless.
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Behringer Tube Ultra-Q T1951 - Several years later...
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Alto Professional Q - Easy to handle
I use this to EQ my guitar both live and studio. And it has worked beautifully! Have not found any good information about this product on the internet. Don´t know what the main use is for this ,b...
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Inward Connections DEQ-1
The Inward Connections DEQ-1 is an in depth stereo parametric equalizer, designed for mastering purpose. The studio that I work at has a mastering room on site where we've got the DEQ-1 as the mai...
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GML 8200
The GML 8200 comes industry standard with 5 band eq with overlapping bands and 15 db boost or cut. This thing is great, but the cost steers a lot of use away, most of us cant afford an item like th...
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Tube-Tech ME 1A
The Tube Tech ME 1A is a mid range equalizer, modeling itself after the Pultec midrange EQ which was one of, if not the first of it's kind. The ME 1A and the ME 1B are both very similar EQ's, and ...
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Aphex 109 Tube Parametric Equalizer - this is a must have
The Aphex Systems 109 Tube Parametric EQ is a parametric EQ in the form of a piece of rackmountable outboard gear. It will take up two rack space units and has XLR connections in the back. [b]UT...
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Orban 672A - gotta love analog gear
The Orban 672A is a parametric EQ in the form of a piece of outboard gear that is not rackable in your traditional sense. They will fit within the API lunch box but aren't the standard rack size. T...
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GML 9500 - takes up alot of racks
The GML 9500 is a two band parametric equalizer in the form of a rack mountable piece of gear that will take up three rack spaces. It has XLR connections in the back and is an all analog, tube bas...
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TC Electronic TC 2240 - Lovely analog sound
The TC Electronic 2240 is basically two TC 1140 units, glued together in a 2U (unit) rack. On the front, you have the input gain, output gain, EQ match gain, bypass switch and the four frequency co...
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TC Electronic TC 1140 HS Parametric Equalizer / Preamplifier - Analog sound at its best
The TC Electronic 1140 is basically half of the TC 2240 unit. On the front, you have the input gain, output gain, EQ match gain, bypass switch and the four frequency control sections. Each frequen...
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Behringer Tube Ultra-Q T1951 - Several years later...
No effects, just EQ. [b]UTILIZATION[/b] Ultra-easy configuration, no need for a user's manual. [b]SOUND QUALITY[/b] Effective effects, even with the original tubes. [b]OVERALL OPINION[/b] I'v...
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