Plugin Alliance Amek EQ 250! How does it actually sound when mixing and mastering?

The NEW EQ from Plugin Alliance is based on a legendary piece of hardware, but how does it actually sound? In this video, I put the new EQ through its paces and applied it to various sources including a few masters, a vocal, a live bass, and a Roland TR909 drum machine. No science, no plugin doctor, just "How It Sounds". WATCH UNTIL THE END (or skip there obviously) if you want a brief comparison with the AMEK EQ 200. Tracks: Lyp - Sensory Overload Steve Darley - Diva Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:43 Brief explanation of the Amek EQ 250 04:05 On a Master (Lyp - Sensory Overload) 08:07 On another Master (Steve Darley - Diva) 12:28 A Vocal 16:02 The Bass 17:55 The TR909 and a classic House beat 21:24 Outro and AMEK EQ 200 comparison Full Disclosure: Plugin Alliance sent me an NFR pre-release of the plugin for me to review, however, they did not see this review before it was published and have no influence on the review. https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/amek_eq_250.html For mixing and mastering services feel free to email me at: [email protected] Follow us at The Crates Motel: www.thecratesmotel.com https://www.facebook.com/thecratesmotel You can buy me a coffee at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thecratesmotel Equipment I use: Headphones: Audeze LCD-X Beyerdynamic 770/880/1990 Shure 535 Sennheiser HD25 MKII Presonus Studio One RME ADI-2 DAC FS SPL Phonitor 2 Presonus HP4 (My Grot Box) Presonus Faderport V2 Arturia Minilab MKII Novation 49SL MKII Akai MPC One Content Creation: Presonus Revelator IO24 Earthworks Custom Icon Pro Microphone Logitech Brio 4k Cam OC White Ultima Mic Arm