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From: debenedi@yale-comix.UUCP (Robert DeBenedictis)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Intimidating Equalizers
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Date: Wed, 2-May-84 16:15:15 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  2 16:15:15 1984
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What do equalizers do?  I occasionally toy with the idea of
buying one BUT it sems like an awful lot to pay for something
that I might not know how to use.  I even have trouble deciding
what to set the treble and bass controls at.  Maybe I shouldn't
be posting in this group.  If you (plural) would rather keep the
net.audio discussions away from tone-deaf neophytes, fine.

"Now, We're Never Alone"
Another Scratch In The Vinyl from
Robert DeBenedictis

P.S.  Is tone-deafness something you can get over with practice, like
      bad dancing?  Or, is it more like poor eyesight?  Is being tone-
      deaf something to be ashamed of?  Should I let my friends know?
      I mean, it's embarassing to sit and listen to people compare
      music and never have anything to say.
      Is there help for people like me?                            ?-)
      How common is tone-deafness?