Equalisers

Equalisers, or EQs, are tools used in recording studios to adjust the frequency response of an audio signal. Classic EQ units are typically used to cut or boost certain frequencies, allowing the engineer to shape the overall sound of a recording. The frequency bands that an EQ can adjust can vary, but most common EQs feature a low-frequency band, a mid-frequency band, and a high-frequency band. The engineer can adjust the gain of each band to either cut or boost specific frequency ranges in the audio signal. Click here to learn more about the various types of equalisers.

Released in 2019

AudioScape EQP-A Equaliser

The AudioScape EQP-A, what more needs to be said? After over a year of intensive R&D, listening tests, and detailed analysis, we uncovered some truly revealing insights. With this knowledge, we’re proud to present a faithful recreation of the iconic Pultec EQP-1A that spares no detail, makes no compromises, and stays true to our mission of delivering Sonic Truth.
Released in 2019

Warm Audio WA273-EQ Dual-Channel British Mic Preamplifier + EQ

The Warm Audio WA273-EQ Dual-Channel British Mic Preamplifier + EQ is a proper reproduction of the most legendary console sound of all time.
Released in 2019

Maag Audio EQ4M 6-Band Dual Channel Mastering EQ

The Maag Audio EQ4M is Maag Audio’s flagship mastering equalier. It is based on the company’s original 6-band NTI EQ3 and like that original 2u equaliser, the 1u eq4m also includes Cliff Maag’s unique and noteworthy air band® shelving equaliser first introduced in 1993 with the NTI EQ3.
Released in 2020

Gyraf Audio G14-S Stereo Equaliser

The G14-S is a passive stereo equaliser, equipped with two different topologies for makeup gain and interfacing. The filter itself consist of five bands – each with 11 switchable frequencies, continuous variable “Q”, and individual boost/bypass/cut selection. The unit has an overall output level “TRIM”, and a hard relay bypass serving as reference for your work.
Released in 2020

Gainlab Audio Empress Tube Equaliser

The Gainlab Audio Empress stands as a dual-channel passive equaliser featuring a tube amplifier and three bands on each side. Its compact design occupies only 2U of studio space, yet it wields a profound influence over your sound.
Released in 2020

Pultec EQM-1S Mastering Equaliser

Since rereleasing the Pultec EQP-1A & Pultec EQP-1S, customers have asked when we planned to do mastering versions of these iconic 3U products.
Released in 2021

H2 Audio 5011 Helios 3-Band EQ

The H2 Audio 5011 Helios 3-Band EQ is the EQ section from the 0011 in a 500 Series package.
Released in 2022

Drawmer 1974 Stereo Parametric Equaliser

The vintage-style, fully stereo Drawmer 1974 Four Band Parametric Equaliser delivers exceptional analogue musicality and sonic clarity, inspired by 1970s-era gear. It excels in subtle shaping for mastering purposes, providing a delicate touch and easy recall, while also being highly effective for tonal sculpting. The 1974 adds analogue warmth and character that is nearly impossible to replicate in the digital domain.
Released in 2022

Acme Motown EQ

Acme Audio’s Motown equaliser faithfully reproduces a rare classic designed by Motown’s Chief Engineer Mike McLean. Featuring a transformer-balanced path and authentic components, it delivers the original’s legendary sound quality.
Released in 2022

Heritage Audio MOTORCITY EQualiser

The Heritage Audio MOTORCITY Equaliser is a faithful reproduction of the rare and coveted passive EQs that were used at the legendary Motown studios in the 1960s.
Released in 2022

Neve 8803 Dual-Channel Equaliser

The Neve 8803 dual-channel equaliser and filter follows the grand tradition of Neve® processors. Modern producers and mixing & mastering engineers looking to shape sounds with unrivalled sonic purity see the 8803 Dual Channel Equaliser as the superior choice.
Released in 2023

Heritage Audio Lang PEQ-2 Program Equaliser

The Heritage Audio Lang PEQ-2 Program Equaliser offers an inviting, easily controllable yet powerful processor to quickly adjust the frequency of your material while recording, mixing or mastering.