Current equipment similar to ancient DBX 14/10 and/or 20/20 computerized equalizers?

@weh51nc-   I suppose one could use either of these methods, to get a DEQ 24/96 connected to the tape loop of an older system: https://www.amazon.com/Balanced-Unbalanced-Line-Level-Converter/dp/B00NK7OVA0     or: https://www.amazon.com/Female-Socket-Adapter-Balanced-Cable/dp/B07WSW4K7W      As mentioned; I’ve only used mine for it’s 61 band Spectrum Analyzer, with a variety of Pink Noise recordings and a generator, that I can feed through my sources and preamp.      The Behringer’s never been in (connected to) my home system.

Another option, that I used back in the Good Old Days:            https://reverb.com/item/13573277-ivie-ie-30-vintage-audio-analyis-system

I've investigated Room EQ Wizard on youtube and elsewhere. Seems like my laptop can do everything I want with the addition of a relatively inexpensive calibrated mic like the miniDSP UMIK-1. It's ordered.

Sadly, it's all a bit premature: I don't have speakers or a second power amp yet -- nor a place to put any of the equipment I'm accumulating alarmingly rapidly other than my bedroom. I wonder if I put a pair of M/L monoliths (when I find them) top to top flat on the floor if they'll make a comfortable cradle for a sleeping bag and pillow? Obviously, the bed will have to go.

to OP:

So you have a vintage system but the 14/10 is an "ancient" unit and you'd rather have a current equivalent ?......

I know this is not the same model (DBX 10-20) but it’s up for $160 bucks- 

10-20 EQ
 

There’s a 14/10 listed in the UK but it’s $2,700 Euros- probably not the best deal.