Single Channel EQ for front end Vocals $500-$1200

Ryan Silva · Post by **Ryan Silva** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 3:40 pm

I have lived without EQ on vocals for a while now just 414 b-uls+m610 to DAW but I an am itching to try some more extreme kind of things. If I record it strait and EQ it in the box I find it hard to predict the best mic placement on the Vocalist.
Being such a DAW child I never even thought about outboard EQ until lately.

Any Ideas?

mighty rime · Post by **mighty rime** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:16 pm

speck asc-t eq

the best in the less than $600 range

very clean great for vocals.

roryrok · Post by **roryrok** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:48 pm

brent averill's avedis EQ's are $950 a channel and make my mouth water everytime i look at them, i want to say andy hong gave them a good review somewhere, they're first on my list for outboard eq

of course it helps i already have a lunchbox for a power supply, but with as many new '500 series' products coming out right now i wish i had sprung for the 11 space racked one...

www.brentaverill.com

jspartz · Post by **jspartz** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 6:07 pm

I have the ASC-T and love it. I think it would be worth looking into.

Jason

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Single Channel EQ for front end Vocals $500-$1200

Single Channel EQ for front end Vocals $500-$1200

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