I don"t know about anyone building you one but I believe there a few kits out there you can build that aren"t too bad if your handy with a soldering iron...
If someone's going to build you a decent equalizer, chances are that you're going to end up paying them more that it would cost to go buy a readily available model. The time involved and the parts cost, when unable to take advantage of large-scale orders like the big boys, is rather large. Just a heads up, as I've pondered building one myself. When i crunch the time and numbers, its only worth it as an educational experience and for the cool factor of having a homemade piece.
If someone's going to build you a decent equalizer, chances are that you're going to end up paying them more that it would cost to go buy a readily available model. The time involved and the parts cost, when unable to take advantage of large-scale orders like the big boys, is rather large. Just a heads up, as I've pondered building one myself. When i crunch the time and numbers, its only worth it as an educational experience and for the cool factor of having a homemade piece.
ben
Thanks for the heads up . I was thinking if you go into a tech shop with a EQ kit and the specks they can put together a Class A unit at a fraction of the cost .
If someone's going to build you a decent equalizer, chances are that you're going to end up paying them more that it would cost to go buy a readily available model.