very seldom...
as I have said in symef thread I really like the mid and low of this amp.Usually when I listen to music its the high cut filter I always adjust.
I really need this circuit coz not all music are recorded on the same level.I need some adjustment to suit my taste but it should not be often.
It would be excellent if you could ad some adjustment for the mid.
regards,
drowranger
as I have said in symef thread I really like the mid and low of this amp.Usually when I listen to music its the high cut filter I always adjust.
I really need this circuit coz not all music are recorded on the same level.I need some adjustment to suit my taste but it should not be often.
It would be excellent if you could ad some adjustment for the mid.
regards,
drowranger
Hi Drow,
Thanks for the link . There are many award winning speakers featuring a 2nd order passive filter.
Drow let me paint you several pictures
This preamplifier is very different from the Behringer mixer, it is not meant for a mid control. For your car if you have subwoofers in your trunk, your equilizer or head unit or amplifier unit has that option called bass boost, where you get the woofers to grunt for you and you get those looks from the side walks. Thats how the bass control works.
The treble adjust your high shelf to cater for the color you want from your highs. Whether it be the spray from waves on the summer sea shore to the monsoon rain.
The bass boost behaves exactly like the bass boost used at the studio to record your music . With this preamp you are one step closer to the real thing.
Well what a picture. I do actually need ears to tell me whether the dream and reality are one
kind regards,
Harrison.
Thanks for the link
. There are many award winning speakers featuring a 2nd order passive filter.Drow let me paint you several pictures
This preamplifier is very different from the Behringer mixer, it is not meant for a mid control. For your car if you have subwoofers in your trunk, your equilizer or head unit or amplifier unit has that option called bass boost, where you get the woofers to grunt for you and you get those looks from the side walks
. Thats how the bass control works.The treble adjust your high shelf to cater for the color you want from your highs. Whether it be the spray from waves on the summer sea shore to the monsoon rain.
The bass boost behaves exactly like the bass boost used at the studio to record your music
. With this preamp you are one step closer to the real thing.Well what a picture. I do actually need ears to tell me whether the dream and reality are one
kind regards,
Harrison.
Hi Qmara,
Two of these preamp s give you a stereo version. I have not included frequency sweeping. The curves are optimized to give you a pleasant experience. This preamp is intended for playback at the customer premises. The requirements for recording are different.
There are many solutions on the market for what you are looking for.
Do try this preamp and post your experiences.
kind regards,
Harrison.
Two of these preamp s give you a stereo version. I have not included frequency sweeping. The curves are optimized to give you a pleasant experience. This preamp is intended for playback at the customer premises. The requirements for recording are different.
There are many solutions on the market for what you are looking for.
Do try this preamp and post your experiences.
kind regards,
Harrison.
Hi Joel,
Logarithmic pots try to model what the ears expects to hear when you turn the pot. They are marked with letter A.
Linear pots have a linear response in relation to turning the pots. It would be nice if you could get ones that have the center marker. Linear pots are marked with the letter B.
Cheers
Logarithmic pots try to model what the ears expects to hear when you turn the pot. They are marked with letter A.
Linear pots have a linear response in relation to turning the pots. It would be nice if you could get ones that have the center marker. Linear pots are marked with the letter B.
Cheers
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