Bettermaker Passive Equalizer

Bettermaker has faithfully captured every aspect of their Valve Stereo Passive Equalizer, from the clarity of its high-end analog components to its groundbreaking hybrid analog/parametric controls. Now everyone can see and hear the warmth, precision and magic of studio-grade passive EQs.

Vintage and modern high-end components.

Bettermaker has meticulously modeled the premium components of the original studio hardware's NOS vacuum tubes, low noise FET-input Burr-Brown op amps, and hand-matched inductors. The result is an EQ with a warm bottom end, airy high-frequencies, minimal harmonic distortion, and maximum smoothness.

High-end analog enhancement for mixing and mastering

With its top-tier sound quality, Bettermaker Passive Equalizer is made for studio mixing and mastering applications with a touch of class. It's also the perfect passive EQ for tonal adjustment and adding presence. As well as helping the natural tone and character of tracks to shine through – especially on vocals and acoustic instruments. Fans of the Pultec Method will love the ability to make precise boosts and cuts simultaneously.

See and hear the analog magic – EQ your way

The Bettermaker Passive EQ's groundbreaking interface lets you synchronize its hardware controls with an optional parametric interface. This means it fits all EQ styles, whether you're listening for the magic or working visually. It's the perfect plugin for anyone looking to dive into premium analog EQs for the first time, giving you a whole new perspective and level of precision.

Features:

• Exacting emulation of premium passive EQ NOS vacuum tubes, low-noise FET-input Burr-Brown opamps, and in-house Bettermaker TT-1 audio transformers.
• Analyzer mode synchronizing hardware and parametric controls.
• Mastering-grade high-pass and low-pass filters.
• Flat/Heat switch for extra tube-driven color and tone.
• Apply two individual compressor configurations to Mid/Side or L/R with Stack Mode.
• Custom Analyser Settings Control for input and output signals.

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