OK, I'm stumped. Where are they?

The old LP 64 EQ fxb is installed in the same path as the dll. The default 64bit path is "C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Vstplugins\Linear EQ"
 
The new LP EQ presets are stored in "C:\Users\Public\Public documents\Cakewalk\LP EQ\Presets"

OK - i navigagted to both theose places, and there are no files there. What's that all about?

Do you really need presets for EQ? I suppose if you have the same need why not create your own? 

nice to have starting points suggested by pros  :)

I don't know how your recordings can be heard by "pros" for your setup even before the recording is made. There are certain frequencies you might want to get rid of but I don't see how a preset even made by the most astute pro can be used on any unheard recording. Also its yours what if his taste is very different from yours? 
 
I wonder what would have happened if Hendrix had used Les Paul's sound? 
 
If you learn the principles of eq you wont need a preset.  

I know the principles of eq, but I still enjoy a good preset now and again.  Nice starting off point. 

I have to agree. I have gotten good results (or at least what I consider good results, which may or may not be the same thing) with the LP 64, specifically with the "Subtle Analog Warmth" setting. It seems to work well for what I do. 
 
But I also have to agree that really knowing EQ is what we should all strive for. However, I suspect many of us are quite befuddled by it.

Yea Presets for EQ are needed.

Its nice to flick through presets to quickly change sounds, inspiration