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From: bobp@petfe.UUCP (Dan Masi)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: DAK-- everything from equalizers to ham
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Date: Sun, 13-Oct-85 11:42:11 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 13 11:42:11 1985
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In the latest DAK Industries catalog, there appears an equalizer that
seems to be a fairly good deal.  It's a BSR EQ3000; the specifics are:
  10 bands/channel, +/-15 dB adjustment
  spectrum analyzer w/ pink noise generator and calibrated microphone
DAK claims response is 5 to 100,000 Hz +/- 1dB and SNR of 1 dB.
The price?  $149.  Doesn't sound too bad to me.  Does anybody know
otherwise?  Are BSR (i.e. ADC) eq's any good?
  Equipment it will be used with includes:
     Nikko Beta 40 pre-amp and Alpha 440 power amp
     Vector Research VCX-700 tape deck
     JBL L-112 speakers
     CD player (in the near future-- probably CDP-302)

Any comments would be appreciated.

Dan Masi
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