RE: Bass EQ

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In Reply to: Bass EQ posted by Bill of Greater NY on June 13, 2008 at 08:37:46:

You can use something like a DBX driverack and that would
give you parametric/EQ/compression/dynamic feedback suppression/signal delay etc

You dont need a DAC

It does the translation from analog to digital and back to analog for you
If you had to purchase all the units seperate is would get costly

I believe Berhinger makes a unit like above but in the sub 500.00 range

The amount of money you spend is your call

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Topic - Bass EQ - Bill of Greater NY 08:37:46 06/13/08 (7)

RE: Bass EQ - dddd 21:00:24 10/21/08 (0)

RE: Bass EQ - Inmate51 09:37:28 06/20/08 (0)

RE: Bass EQ - smcdonie@uwsp.edu 07:38:05 06/16/08 (0)

Recommend you use analog EQ, e.g., - Jay Buridan 14:50:18 06/15/08 (0)

Much depends on whether your source is digital or analog - Jay Buridan 06:38:41 06/14/08 (2)

RE: Much depends on whether your source is digital or analog - harecording 18:03:51 10/23/08 (0)

RE: Much depends on whether your source is digital or analog - Bill of Greater NY 13:21:33 06/15/08 (0)

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RE: Bass EQ - smcdonie@uwsp.edu 07:38:05 06/16/08 (0)

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