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In Reply to: thanks for the long lecture, one other simple question, posted by adkins on July 27, 2005 at 08:29:30:

It will not boost more then 6db
However...................
If you have the parametric set at plus 6db@100hz ...what bandwidth
are you using?
What graph? 1/3 Octave? (31band)
2/3 Octave? 15band
Octave? 10 band
Lets say you are using a 1/3 octave and boost it at 6db
You have the parametric set at a smaller bandwidth and have
it boosted 6db@100hz
Basically...why do it man?
Heres what I suggest...IMHO.
Your a newbie
Play with the graphic EQ and leave the Parametric alone until
you get to recognize freqs by boosting and cutting a 1/3 octave
eq. Play with it..boost it/cut it/ learn it.
Once you have played with a 1/3 octave more you will be able to
sweep the bandwidth with a parametric and recognize problem freqs
in your room and cut them
Only my suggestion
Do as you wish

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thanks for the long lecture, one other simple question, - adkins 08:29:30 07/27/05 (1)

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