Specifications
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Pultec EQH-2 Controls
Low Frequency Section
Adjust low frequencies
using the top row of Boost and Atten knobs and
the CPS (cycles per second) switch. All low-fre-
quency equalization is a gentle shelving type,
6 dB per octave.
High Frequency Boost Section
Boost mid and
high frequencies using the KCS (kilocycles per
second) and Boost knobs on the second row.
High Frequency Attenuate Section
Cut high fre-
quencies using the 10k Atten knob located at the
right side of the plug-in.
Pultec EQH-2 Tips and Tricks
Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac) any
knob to reset it to its unity position.
Pultec MEQ-5
(TDM, RTAS, and AudioSuite)
The Pultec MEQ-5 is the most unique equalizer
in the Pultec family. It is particularly useful on
individual tracks during mixdown.
Pultec MEQ-5 Controls
The Pultec MEQ-5 offers three equalization sec-
tions: low frequency boost, mid frequency
boost, and wide-range attenuation. Like all
Pultecs, it features quality transformers and a
tube gain stage.
How Pultec MEQ-5 is Used
Low Frequency Peak
Boost low frequencies
(200, 300, 500, 700, 1000 Hz) using the upper
left controls.
Mid Frequency Peak
Boost mid-frequencies
(1.5k, 2k, 3k, 4k, 5k) using the controls at the
upper right.
Wide-Range Dip
Cut frequencies using Dip con-
trols on the bottom row.
Pultec MEQ-5 Tips and Tricks
Guitars
Have multiple guitars that sound like mush in
the mix? The Pultec MEQ-5 is a classic tool for
achieving amazing guitar blends. Try boosting
one guitar and cutting another to achieve an oc-
tave of separation. For example, cut one guitar
using 1.5 (1500 Hz) Dip, then boost the other us-
ing 3 (3000 Hz) Peak. View the matched pairs of
presets (Guitar 1A and 1B, 2A and 2B, etc.) for
further examples of this technique.
Twelve O’Click
Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac) any
knob to reset it to its unity position.
Pultec MEQ-5