Can anyone tell me how this EQ is?
Does it come out at you colored enough to say yep that's a langevin
solid state version of the Manley Pultec.
Or, is it a really decent EQ.
Group input would be greatly appreciated.
Also, on E-Bay there have been ADM EQ's.
Are these a poor mans version of the API 550A
Thanks in advance.
R. Morrow
Purely Analog

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Richard Morrow wrote:
Can anyone tell me how this EQ is?
Does it come out at you colored enough to say yep that's a langevin
solid state version of the Manley Pultec.
Or, is it a really decent EQ.

It is colored, but not like a Pultec, because the inductors are very
different than a Pultec. It sounds very much like the Manley tube version,
since it has the same iron in it for the most part. It's a very good
inductor EQ for making wide and sweeping changes and it will do some of
bass-compression sort of thing that the Pultec does, though not identically
to the Pultec. It is not a surgical EQ.

Group input would be greatly appreciated.
Also, on E-Bay there have been ADM EQ's.
Are these a poor mans version of the API 550A

Dunno.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

In article ,
Richard Morrow wrote:
Can anyone tell me how this EQ is?
Does it come out at you colored enough to say yep that's a langevin
solid state version of the Manley Pultec.
Or, is it a really decent EQ.

It is colored, but not like a Pultec, because the inductors are very
different than a Pultec. It sounds very much like the Manley tube version,
since it has the same iron in it for the most part. It's a very good
inductor EQ for making wide and sweeping changes and it will do some of
bass-compression sort of thing that the Pultec does, though not identically
to the Pultec. It is not a surgical EQ.

Group input would be greatly appreciated.
Also, on E-Bay there have been ADM EQ's.
Are these a poor mans version of the API 550A

Dunno.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."