http://www.kvraudio.com/product/30-band-graphic-equalizer-by-mildon/details
 
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/eq31_by_piotr_habib_pyrzanowski/details
 
I have not used either of the above. 

if it works and sounds great, 69 bucks might be a good alternative to free thats either confusing or doesnt work....
 
thanks for the link

I could not get this one to work
 
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/eq31_by_piotr_habib_pyrzanowski/details
 
 
I dont know why. The sliders move but nothing happens. Perhaps it did not install correctly....
 

Wrongnoterod
if it works and sounds great, 69 bucks might be a good alternative to free thats either confusing or doesnt work....
 
thanks for the link

 
They have demo versions of the paid products.

Anwida also has a nice free reverb you should grab while you're there! The DX Reverb Light is probably one of the best reverb freebies I've run across.

Out of pure curiosity, why would you want a 31-band graphic EQ? Is it just something you're used to working with? I don't mean to say there's anything wrong with using one or anything, I just never have in the studio. I'm trying to think of what I'd do with it that I couldn't do with the included parametric EQs. I guess there's more bands, even though they're fixed?
 
I've used them to tune a PA in a live situation, or look for feedback, but never in the studio.

I'm more comfortable with them from all the time I spent running sound with bands.
 
Parametrics are great too, its just that I can work a little quicker with a graphic.

Voxengo has a free graphic EQ.