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Controls
Both channels of the museq are absolutely identical regarding their electronic design. Therefore
both sides of the front panel have exactly the same controls and switches. Every potentiometer
offers 23 steps for a comfortable recall with an ample choice of values.
Gain (Low Band): boosts frequencies in the Low Band up to 15 dB or – if the Cut Gain switch
is activated – cuts them up to 15 dB. In Low Cut mode: sets the amount of resonance. (p. 10)
Frequency (Low Band):
determines the frequency of the Low Shelf/Low Cut filter. The fre-
quency range of this band lies between 9 and 200 Hz. (p. 10)
Gain (Bottom Band): boosts frequencies in the Bottom Band up to 15 dB or – if the Cut Gain
switch is activated – cuts them up to 15 dB. (p. 11)
Frequency (Bottom Band):
determines the frequency of this parametric peak filter. The fre-
quency range of this band lies between 18 and 400 Hz. (p. 11)
Gain (Middle Band): boosts frequencies in the Middle Band up to 15 dB or – if the Cut Gain
switch is activated – cuts them up to 15 dB. (p. 12)
Frequency (Middle Band):
determines the frequency of this parametric peak filter. The fre-
quency range of this band lies between 150 and 3.5 kHz. (p. 12)
Gain (Top Band): boosts frequencies in the Top Band up to 15 dB or – if the Cut Gain switch
is activated – cuts them up to 15 dB. (p. 12)
Frequency (Top Band):
determines the frequency of this parametric peak filter. The frequen-
cy range of this band lies between 700 and 16 kHz. (p. 12)
Gain (High Band): boosts frequencies in the High Band up to 15 dB or – if the Cut Gain switch
is activated – cuts them up to 15 dB. In High Cut mode: sets the amount of resonance. (p. 10)
Frequency (High Band):
determines the frequency of the High Shelf/High Cut filter. The fre-
quency range of this band lies between 1.8 and 35 kHz. (p. 10)
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