I have a 4042A that I could sell. Bought it new and now just use it on my test bench when testing multi-channel amplifiers. It's just the unit and power harness (no plastic mounting piece). Make me an offer.

 

Wow, that beauty is in excellent condition. I'll message you with and offer.

 

I have an Audio Control Three.2 BNIB sitting on the shelf collecting dust, if it's of any interest to you...

 

I forgot that model was on the market. I'll message you with an offer.

 

The old school Kenwood EQ's are pricey! I have an KGC-9044 that has been sitting on a shelf for years... just checked eBay to get an idea of the value and found a used one sold for $650 recently.

 

I noticed old school everything is pricey. Everyone is taking advantage of the nostalgia and quality of old school car audio. I saw a Thump amp new in box for $500. I couldn't believe it.

 

Not an EQ but a great piece of crossover gear. I have one of these in my collection out in the garage, it's a Sony XEC-505. (this link is not my add, just for show and mine is really great shape, and clean!) Truly one of the best sounding units I ever used. All butterworth and no noise. Ithink that I paid $149.99 like 15 years ago.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3862807581...0VQugq7l7Da+FYA4e8Hj32Jc/w/4rG9niScqvKH6K4UKD5fOBaCEtZ7AVc5w|tkp:Bk9SR6Tww6z-Yg

 

Not an EQ but a great piece of crossover gear. I have one of these in my collection out in the garage, it's a Sony XEC-505. (this link is not my add, just for show and mine is really great shape, and clean!) Truly one of the best sounding units I ever used. All Butterworth and no noise. Ithink that I paid $149.99 like 15 years ago.

I remember that crossover. It was a nice crossover, but I never understood why they made that a dash mount unit. Crossovers are generally set and forget and that's why most are trunk mount. If they added an EQ, that would make it an even more amazing piece for dash installation.

 

Nobody? How do you explain the trunk mount crossovers and EQs? Almost every competitor in IASCA had trunk mount processors. But, you are correct about many people preferring to mess with stuff from the dash. Every respectable manufacturer released dash mount and EQs and DEQs because of that. I've built systems with both options many times.
On a side note, the best sounding audio system I built for myself had an Alpine CDA-7995 head unit with Diamond Audio D7 amps, Hex Components, and subs. No outboard processors and it sounded amazing.