Generate some pink noise in your audio editor. Few seconds will be enough. Let it play. Put your E-Channel on master and turn your frequency analizer in a way you can watch what you will do with frequencies when you turn knobs on E-Channel.
On E-Channel do next. In HMF range put freq. knob to 3khz. Put your Q to 3.5. Now boost your frequencies up to +15(remember to lower volume on speakers
). You will se that frequencies are rised but what is driving me nut is that highest peak is not at 3khz like it should. It's for pretty decent among of frequencies higher. At 3,5 almost 3,6. Go and sweep that frequency range to 2.khz. You will find that highet peak is at 2,4 or 2,5. So is this part of that SSL eq character? Same thing is happening with SSL G-Equalizer 
I can hardly believe that this is part of that SSL sound. Though i can't match that EQ curves with other EQs(sonalksis and glisseq). Those from waves are full of character i must admitt and sound is next to outstanding(especialy at g-series) but if i want some repair at well known frequencies then i want it there not so distant like this is case. For example take glisseq demo from www.voxengo.com Do same with that eq with dyn.option 0. You will see raising peak at exactly 3khz. No far left or right 
So is this demo limitation? Or this is part of SSL character? Or i am doing something wrong
