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Use this switch to compare the equalized and unequalized sound. Depress this button to hear the equalized sound. Leave this switch in the out position to hear the unequalized sound. There are ten sliders, each of which has a range of 12 dB to boost or cut its particular frequencies.

The lowest frequency slider is 30 Hz, and the highest is 16 kHz. The range of this EQ corresponds with all but the extremes. Adjusting the sliders makes it simple to alter the sound of your system. For instance, the lowest note of a bass guitar is around 42 Hz. Adjusting the 30 hz and 60 Hz sliders adjusts the level of the bass guitar, bass drum, and other instruments within this frequency range.

Since most audio systems are configured in stereo, this diagram includes two EQ You may use either of the two for the left or right channel. If you have a single EQ Connect the source component e.

DVD player, CD player, cassette deck, microphone to the preamp input. Connect the two output channels of the preamp to each of the EQ inputs. In this diagram, Channel 1 is left and Channel 2 is right. Connect the outputs from each EQ to the amplifier inputs. Please note that the Amp 5. Rather than two monoblocks, you could also use a single stereo amplifier, such as an Amp 6. Note: If any part of this product is damaged or missing, do not contact your AudioSource dealer.

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