Beautiful sounding vintage EQ with great characteristics when you push it harder.
more than another EQ
★★★★★
by Synthitize
This "vintage" EQ is much more than another equalizer... It brings character and life to your sound (or mix). very surprising
TE-100
★★★★★
by Barton Hartshorn
This is one astounding EQ plug in. I could not get my mixes to sound as full with anything else I have (and I have a lot of high end UAD, Softube etc) What this thing does is a mystery but the result is breathtaking. Worth taking 15 minutes to figure it out as it's a little daunting at first. Actually super simple once you get your head round the architecture. I know it's a cliché but I'm gonna' have to go back and re-export everything I've done over the last year or so just to add this on the Master buss! Can't praise highly enough...as you've probably noticed :)
Pure Gold
★★★★★
by Aud10Keb
I cannot believe how much I love this thing. I have been looking around for something to do this and nothing worked.. I tried different tubes vsts, all types of saturators, distortion, Chebyshev filters but this thing is absolute perfect for what I want. Of all the plugins in the essential bundle this one by far the most unexpected. Amazing on drums, vocals, pads... It makes things beefier and more defined without sounding fake or plasticy.
EQ with character
★★★★★
by rift81
I am using it on master buss and for final touches on tracks. Great! This and Baxandall EQ is a must! :-)
Sleeping Giant
★★★★★
by OutOfKey
Man this thing is great! It just replaced my pultec eq on the mastering bus. Maybe not that many people use it because of its unusual frequency selection and interface. But once you know how to use it... man this thing has a lot under its hood. On of my absolute favourite eq's hands down.
The best EQ ever made
★★★★★
by Dancehall Shinobi
This is hands down the best EQ ever made. You can use it on anything and it won't disappoint.
Real Character Machine!
★★★★★
by dcbl Records
The part not only looks weird, but is also quite special. The plugin is an emulation of the legendary Klein&Hummel UE-100 tube EQ from the 1960s, which weighs 25kg and Lindell is known for its very good ports of analog hardware. The TE-100 works exclusively with fixed frequencies, which can be selected via push buttons. On the left, the bass range can be processed separately, on the right the treble with the same parameters - everything in between takes place in the middle field, whereby frequencies definitely overlap here. The red buttons boost the respective frequency, the black ones cut it. Only one button can be pressed per "row". Via the controls the degree of amplification/cutting can be adjusted, as well as here and there the slope. With this concept it should be clear to everyone at this point that this EQ is not suitable for correcting recordings or mixes ... even if it was designed for that purpose a long time ago... No! Times have changed and so the TE-100 is now considered a real character machine and I'd like to describe it briefly, if that's possible: If we press the 60Hz button in the center field, for example, it thickens a standard drum very nicely on the bass drum - without that typical low-mud. To the left of this is actually the field for the bass frequencies, but here it's kind of over at 85Hz. The 85Hz does not make the drums fatter, but very pleasantly more present. The same applies to the treble department, which has absolutely no air quality, but makes hihats or vocals sound pleasantly clear without sawing off the top of the skull. Here you already notice that the strengths of the TE-100 are not in the correction, but in a strong character coloring of the signal, which also does not always work super precise due to the tube technology. The EQ is excellent for bringing certain areas more forward in the mix - it doesn't just sound louder, but very natural - as long as you don't overdo it. The only "negative" thing about it is that you can't work very target-oriented, but have to take your time for your mix. When listening through the individual fixed frequencies, there are quite surprising results. The EQ works fine on single channels and busses. Where you can bend and stretch, the TE-100 feels at home. In the master, you can definitely give a flat digital mix more "analog charm", because the TE-100 really has plenty of it. Beautiful part!
TE-100
★★★★★
by BluelagoonStudios
This type of plugin is the same as the ACME Audio Opticom XLA-3, when you put it on, without touching any knobs, you hear immediately what this plugin is about. Saturation, warmth and a fat sound. I wish I could work with the hardware in the past. But the plug is also good to me.
Great piece of code
★★★★☆
by Ricardo Wheelock
I never used the hardware, but based on the software alone I can tell they did a great job, cause this thing rocks my world when it comes to EQing electric guitars. I am not saying it only works on electric guitars, but I own too many EQs and they all have their own places where I like to put them, but for Electric guitars in general I have not found anything that beats the TE-100. Kudos P.A.!