Bose 901 EQ distortion
In article , "Richard Crowley" wrote:
"Arny Krueger" wrote ...
"Peter Larsen" wrote
Arny Krueger wrote:
Here's a radical solution - get two channels of
parametric equalizer and dial in the frequency response
of your dreams.
Wasn't it the DEQ 2496 that was mentioned in a similar
context in a nearby newsgroup?
Could be. I've never had one to play with, but lots of people seem to like
'em.
A digital parametric like the DEQ is a better choice for eq newbies if it
has a real-time frequency response display. Helps people match up what
they are doing with what they are hearing.
Is the curve of the Bose EQ box published anywhere?
I think I saw it on the patent.
Anyway, its flat from 100 to about 2 kHz. There is up to an 18 dB peak at 30 Hz,
and a 12 dB peak at 12 kHz. Essentially, most everything is lost above 12 kHz.
greg
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