DMG EQUALITY, PSP Noble EQ and DDMF IIEQPro exeriences?

[hsym]

I have all 3. EQuality is my go-to, non-color. great for mixing or mastering.
I also prefer it over Fab Filter's Pro-Q.
Noble is similar to Pultec; color/ great on drums, bass, vox etc.
DDMF is also nice & transparent but I tend to use EQuality now, more features-easier to use.
Can't go wrong with any of them.

Try the demos...

[zvukofor]

I choose DDMF over others, it was much easier for me to use, and have more features. So, it really depends on user, as we see ))

[DistortingJack]

Originally Posted by hsym

I have all 3. EQuality is my go-to, non-color. great for mixing or mastering.
I also prefer it over Fab Filter's Pro-Q.
Noble is similar to Pultec; color/ great on drums, bass, vox etc.
DDMF is also nice & transparent but I tend to use EQuality now, more features-easier to use.
Can't go wrong with any of them.

Try the demos...

I could have written that, except I haven't used Noble.
I had about 10 EQs and I have replaced all of them with EQuality.

If I need colour, I will use a dedicated saturation plug, which will be far more controllable than anything on an EQ.
I want to get SoundToys Decapitator and Brainworx's Saturator next, both look amazing.

But yeah, EQuality is the best EQ I've ever used.

[sparqee]

Originally Posted by DistortingJack

EQuality is the best EQ I've ever used.

+1

Great sound, powerful functionality and elegant UI.

[mahuska]

Originally Posted by DistortingJack

I could have written that, except I haven't used Noble.
I had about 10 EQs and I have replaced all of them with EQuality.

If I need colour, I will use a dedicated saturation plug, which will be far more controllable than anything on an EQ.
I want to get SoundToys Decapitator and Brainworx's Saturator next, both look amazing.

But yeah, EQuality is the best EQ I've ever used.

This does make sense. Looked up SoundToys Decapitator and Brainworx's Saturator and I don't know. Decapitators demo doesn't require iLock2
but have seen posts here about SoundToys and discontent over 64 bit Dev.
There isn't much new info on Brainworx's Saturator and is it is 64 bit also priced pretty steep. Why not Slate Digital VTM? I now different animals
but in the end similar results. I trust Slate as I have bought several products from them. The demo requires iLock2 though, but I see where I can spend around $200.00 for it with an iLock2.

[mahuska]

Originally Posted by sparqee

+1

Great sound, powerful functionality and elegant UI.

I see a trend going on here. This might be the one. I'll try this demo first. I'll spend some time on the manual, pick a wide selection genre wise Projects of some of my tracks and give it a go.
Thanks all. Keep them coming

[A Fak]

Originally Posted by hsym

I have all 3. EQuality is my go-to, non-color. great for mixing or mastering.
I also prefer it over Fab Filter's Pro-Q.
Noble is similar to Pultec; color/ great on drums, bass, vox etc.
DDMF is also nice & transparent but I tend to use EQuality now, more features-easier to use.
Can't go wrong with any of them.

Try the demos...