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Message: [QUOTE="Black Panther, post: 15795, member: 3"] The Vintage EQ isn't that versatile compared to Ozone Equalizer hence the former is mostly useful for general tonal shaping. For example, boosting lows whilst simultaneously cutting some mids and occasionally attenuating the top-end with that High-Cut filter. Other than that what else can you do with it? Both the LM and HM boost filters are too narrow. In a nutshell, the standard EQ that comes with Ozone is way, way, way better, to say the least. It's all you will ever need really. [/QUOTE]