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In Reply to: Second that. /nt posted by Biff on April 6, 2010 at 11:12:57:
The quality of the components are also in play. While I believe in the straight wire with gain philosophy, it really depends on the sophistication of the system. Sometimes an added element can sound better in systems with less resolution , or if they are correcting for room acoustics.
All records have some kind of EQ used in the production, so they are not all automatically bad. Most home EQ are not that kind of quality, however. But one must consider the setting. It might not be any more of a sonic problem than other equipment in the system, so the net result is an increase in enjoyment.
I sometimes run some eq in my car radio, just to play around on certain source material.
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Follow Ups
- I think it depends on the system. - beach cruiser 11:35:37 04/06/10 (9)
- IMHO the only equalizer worth allowing in the door is - Opus 104 12:34:19 04/06/10 (6)
- Dang Henry.... - tubesforever 13:00:10 04/06/10 (5)
- I've tried graphic equalizers dozens of times and ALWAYS - Opus 104 13:14:10 04/06/10 (4)
- I agree...NO equalizer... - rich121 22:14:15 04/06/10 (0)
- If you have decent gear, resolving speakers and a good vinyl front end.... - tubesforever 20:37:21 04/06/10 (1)
- Seems re; judgemental, you are equally so, methinks. Plus - Opus 104 03:52:12 04/07/10 (0)
- I've found that to be the case too. - Dave Pogue 14:53:04 04/06/10 (0)
- I agree. This is going to be system dependent. - tubesforever 12:14:20 04/06/10 (0)
- Car interiors are notoriously bad for audio. /nt - Biff 11:44:40 04/06/10 (0)
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