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From: prophet@umcp-cs.UUCP (Dennis Gibbs)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Equalizer Query
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Date: Thu, 28-Mar-85 12:12:57 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 28 12:12:57 1985
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>Hi, i'm looking for a good equalizer, and would like some guidance
>into what's best out there. Things that are important to me:
>-Low total harmonic distortion
>-Must have frequency spectra analyzer
>-Must have pink noise generator w/mike hookup
>-10 or 12 bands
>-Must have line straight option (bypass equalizer)
>
>I am looking at the Technics 8055, 12 bands with all of above,
>and it usually goes for about $220 mail order. Another I have
>heard about is the Audiosource 10 channel with all of above,
>going for about $260. 
>
>Anybody have any experience with these decks or others with above
>	options?
>Thanks,
>-- 
>Steve Pearse
>ihnp4!hound!pearse

Take a look at the Soundcraftsmen line of equalization equipment, I was very
impressed with it...But a Soundcraftsmen unit with the features you mention
ain't gonna be cheap....Probably over $600, but I don't know an exact price...

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