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Hi how can I boost these frequencies ? (25-30hz)
I was thinking of modifying a graphic equalizer (which I have lying around somewhere) with bands from 50 to 15,000 hz. I reckon i can changed some capacitors / resistors ?
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Newcastle, Australia
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If you are using a plate amp you normally can change the boost frequency and level by 2 resistor changes. Finding those instructions in another matter
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If you did all the math correctly then what you were thinking of would work in theory..
Just seems like a lot of work when you can go out and buy a BFD... |
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