Sit back, relax, and go on a ride with your new EQ

You know the moment: one track just won't sit. The EQ curve in your DAW looks right, and still the vocal stays buried. This is where you reach for a knob instead.

Your vocal track still lacks some sunshine?
No problem: set the high shelf to 10 kHz and boost until the vocals shine as bright as the sun itself.

Your kick is missing the thump?

Take the low-mid bell filter, set it to 80 Hz and boost until the neighbor knocks.

Your snare isn't loud enough for deaf 2 kHz hip-hoppers?

Take the upper-mid bell filter, set it to the right frequency, and boost until everyone in the back row can hear again.

The bassline isn't pushing enough for the Techno junkie?

Take the low shelf, set it to 300 Hz and push until he feels the bass in his stomach.

Just a few knob twists away from great sound.

With its incredibly wide operating range of -15 to +15dB, you can bring out any sound, no matter how quiet, or give the too loud ones the appropriate damper. The Q factor of boost and cut is proportional to the gain: the more you boost or attenuate, the narrower the bell. Gentle when you work broadly, surgical when you dig in.

The filters are built around film capacitors, so even drastic moves stay precise and never turn harsh or artificial.

Set it, note it, dial it in again

Every knob on the MythEQ is stepped. A setting you found once is a setting you can write down and return to. Recall without taking photos of your rack. And if your work is stereo: the MythEQ is available as matched pairs, so both channels move exactly together.

The icing on the (MythE)Q

To round off the sound and add a little more Tegeler character, we eventually decided to install our in-house transformers.
We have made countless listening tests and decided on the most beautiful sound.
Transformers provide a pleasant compression of the sound through the conversion current->magnetic field->current and their non-linearities.
The bass becomes tidier and more defined. The heights are pleasantly rounded.

MythEQ or EQP-1?

Simple: if you want to give a whole track that soft, broad tube color, take the Classic Equalizer EQP-1. If a single track needs to cut through the mix, pinpoint, modern and assertive, that's the MythEQ. In a 500 series rack it sits naturally next to the Vocal Leveler 500 and the MythVCA 500; MythEQ plus Vocal Leveler is a proven vocal chain, as 2probeats demonstrates; order, settings and rack are explained in 500 Series Vocal Chain: Order, Settings, Modules. How it all began: the unveiling from 2021.

Get mythical!

Test the EQ in your own setup. Imagine how it will nestle into your rack and how your tracks start to sit.
The hours of tedious "looking for the right EQ plug-in" are finally over.

Because you now have the EQ to EQ them all.

If it still doesn't fit, just send it back to us.
We mean it, no catch: no hidden costs, subscriptions, or anything like that.