Welcome Jet.
Yes, both graphic and parametric equalizers are still around. But, as John pointed out, they've kinda fallen out of favor in the home audio market, due to the fact that inexperienced users would tend to overdo the EQ. When it comes to equalization, the less used, the better.
I think we're going to see a change in that soon, particularly for use with subwoofers.
Velodyne is already shipping subwoofers with a built-in spectrum analyzer and eight-band digital equalizer, which allow the sub's performance to be optimized for its owner's listening room.
Velodyne Digital Drive DD-18 powered subwoofer
And, av123 (Onix/Rocket) is soon to release it's Rocket Digital Equalization System, which is a similar, stand alone, product.
RDES
The buzz seems to be that this is a growing trend, and we''ll soon see more of these digital EQ systems for subwoofers on the market. I suspect it won't be long before we see EQ systems like this for your entire sound system as well.