The mid frequency controls have a great deal of cut and boost, especially in the broad Q
setting. With the controls fully rotated you can get well over +20dB range… which can
be handy if you want to substantially cut a signal, but in boost mode, you would need to
watch the headroom especially if other EQ controls are boosting. I recommend using
the mid controls very gently until their range and power is fully assimilated! As there is
almost 40dB gain available, with another 36dB in the HF/LF, it would be easy to
damage speakers with the excessive boost and, at such gains, cause system instability.
There is a substantial overlap of frequency choices between the low frequency and low-
mid (330Hz max LF, 100Hz min Lo-Mid), and the same between the high frequency
and high-mid (HF starts at 3.3KHz, Hi-Mid starts at 2KHz). This offers a lot of
combinations of frequency compensation in the same frequency bands.
With the high-pass and low-pass filters set to 270Hz and 3.9KHz, a reasonable
representation of a telephone conversation can be set up, especially if the high
frequency control attenuates at 3.3KHz and the low frequency attenuates at 330Hz to
further attenuate the extremes.
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period of one year and parts for a period of one year from receipt by the original end
user. This warranty shall not apply to damage resulting from misuse including water
damage, in-transit damage, fire damage, improper maintenance, dropping the unit and
operation or storage outside the environmental specification for the product.
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