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From: charles@sunybcs.UUCP (Charles E. Pearson)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Equalizers and Me
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Date: Tue, 8-May-84 10:05:10 EDT
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Posted: Tue May  8 10:05:10 1984
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Give me a break!  (will a ^Y do?)
 
Even the $30K's will generate a standing wave....
Few people could afford the special equipment to min. this effect.
 
Compared to $30K the cost of accoustic foam is cheep cheep
(did somebody hear a birdy?9
 
If this keeps up I'll have to post the flames from IAR about
Equalizers.  To whit.. None ever made did not color the sound...
I.e. no setting was possible to flatten it. 
Most every one of them does more than just unflatten the response.
Anything better than MG I's (the original black editions) will
show that an equalizer is in the system (and degrading it).
 
Proof.  Take your (in your case Diskwasher Goldens) patch cords
and route arround the bloody thing.  Physically out of the system.
And you will notice a marked difference (even with OHM H speakers).
 
The people who like EQs are the same people who like CD's
and the same people who will not look at a Grado GTE+1 because it only
costs $15.00.
 
  ~~|-< flame off, your Fisher probabily needs the EQ.