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From: rayjay@ihuxr.UUCP (john wray)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Equalizers and Me
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Date: Thu, 3-May-84 17:20:44 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  3 17:20:44 1984
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I don't think that I could really recommend an equalizer to anyone who
had anything better than a "mid-fi" system.  As your electronics, spkrs,
and cartridges become more sophisticated the inevitable "trade-off"
becomes noticable enough to negate the use of an equalizer.

I'm saying that even with the equalizer set to zero effect, it can be heard
in the system.  Cleaner electronics and more neutral speakers will fix MOST
system problems. I just can't hack the extra noise & distortion they add!

                                                         Rayjay -