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Published on 05/17/08 at 11:43
EQ (full parametric) Mono Active
8-band equalizer
1 cup high-frequency slip
1 cup low-frequency sliding
1 input gain
3U rack
UTILIZATION
Using ultra simple and instinctive.
the screen is clear and precise.
The use of faders to cut / boost is a bit confusing at first
(Uncommon on a parametric eq)
but you get done more quickly and that you find yourself trying things that one would not necessarily have been otherwise.
SOUND QUALITY
It is a very versatile Eq.
With all these beaches EQ, you can fix your signal as you see fit.
Equalizations to remove a very thin resonant snare, or simply blow up a sound; need to even distort the sound and give a radically different color of the original.
Filters are super effective.
20 to 200Hz for the LF and HF for two to 20KHz.
With the switch x1 => x10, you multiply the selected frequency by 10.
If you selected 80 Hz, the filter cut off at 800Hz and so on.
Same for the HF.
Eq This works great on everything but it all depends on what you want to do.
Guitar, Voice, Bass, Snare, if you find a second, you can even put them on the master.
I use a lot of votes to be taken.
OVERALL OPINION
I use this EQ for 7 years.
"A master piece in my studio"
Very handy when you need to look for unwanted frequencies so ultra precise without affecting the rest of the spectrum.
Effective colorations more comprehensive.
One does not exclude the other, which is great when you work on a fundamental instrument in the mix.
By consulting Audiofanzine out of curiosity, I expected to find an argus above.
If you see a used one, do not hesitate too long.
This kind of creature is never very long shot Audiofanzine, eBay, etc ...
Only negative: the 3U.
It's a lot of space in a rack.
But as soon as we set off, default is quickly forgotten.
8-band equalizer
1 cup high-frequency slip
1 cup low-frequency sliding
1 input gain
3U rack
UTILIZATION
Using ultra simple and instinctive.
the screen is clear and precise.
The use of faders to cut / boost is a bit confusing at first
(Uncommon on a parametric eq)
but you get done more quickly and that you find yourself trying things that one would not necessarily have been otherwise.
SOUND QUALITY
It is a very versatile Eq.
With all these beaches EQ, you can fix your signal as you see fit.
Equalizations to remove a very thin resonant snare, or simply blow up a sound; need to even distort the sound and give a radically different color of the original.
Filters are super effective.
20 to 200Hz for the LF and HF for two to 20KHz.
With the switch x1 => x10, you multiply the selected frequency by 10.
If you selected 80 Hz, the filter cut off at 800Hz and so on.
Same for the HF.
Eq This works great on everything but it all depends on what you want to do.
Guitar, Voice, Bass, Snare, if you find a second, you can even put them on the master.
I use a lot of votes to be taken.
OVERALL OPINION
I use this EQ for 7 years.
"A master piece in my studio"
Very handy when you need to look for unwanted frequencies so ultra precise without affecting the rest of the spectrum.
Effective colorations more comprehensive.
One does not exclude the other, which is great when you work on a fundamental instrument in the mix.
By consulting Audiofanzine out of curiosity, I expected to find an argus above.
If you see a used one, do not hesitate too long.
This kind of creature is never very long shot Audiofanzine, eBay, etc ...
Only negative: the 3U.
It's a lot of space in a rack.
But as soon as we set off, default is quickly forgotten.