One of the main reasons we are doing to the Sonnox Group Buy is to let some people who might not have had the funds to get a Sonnox plugin access to them. And we end-users, who pay the bill, we have right to express our opinion - thanks for the forums such as the Gearslutz!Hello Harry_O, Of course the developer company/dealer has all right to choose their own marketing/pricing strategy. When I bought the Sonnox (the Sony Oxford) EQ about 6 years ago, it was said to be THE state of the art EQ. I have to say I agree with those in the thread (and also in generally, see other forums such as the KVR) who say Sonnox is TODAY overpriced. And we end-users, who pay the bill, we have right to express our opinion - thanks for the forums such as the Gearslutz! The best plugins still cost a lot of money, but the Sonnox market positioning is wrong. T-racks EQ 73 or 432.Īlso the whole market scene has changed since Sonnox pricing was 'justified' (of course, this dimension is always relative and changing): Waves plugins cost in average about 50 % what they use to 5 years ago.

If I need more character/color, I use the Waves H-Eq or e.g. Why - the main reason, if I need a clean cut/boost, the Pro-Q just sounds better, its much more versatile than the Sonnox, the UI is superior etc.

After I purchased the Pro-Q, I have not used my Sonnox EQ at all.

DMGAudio Equilibrium and Fabfilter Pro-Q 2. It is still a good eq.īut a lot has happened since - and not just new emperors without the clothes. There have been a lot of 'emperors new clothes' since, but beyond the Transaparant RTA in de backgrond of modern gui's nothing much has changed or improved IMHO.I have to say I agree with those in the thread (and also in generally, see other forums such as the KVR) who say Sonnox is TODAY overpriced.

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