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In Reply to: It's not the equalizer that's flawed, it's the person using it. nt posted by Soundmind on July 5, 2006 at 04:44:26:
But even professional computer based equalizations that I have heard have fallen into disuse by those I know who own them. I sold my Cello system including the Palette in rash frustration. While I liked the amps and preamp, the Palette even with a real time analyzer resulted in worse not better sound.Even with your perfect ear and intellect, however, you ended up the same place.
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- I guess you are right. Equalizers only adjust the frequency response within their limits. - Norm 06:27:54 07/05/06 (3)
- As difficult as properly adjusting an equalizer is Norm, relatively speaking that's the easy part - Soundmind 09:59:17 07/06/06 (2)
- More nonsense. If you don't believe as SM does you are unscientific or gullible. nt - Norm 07:51:04 07/07/06 (1)
- You claim to be involved in the "ethics of science", so where's your evidence? - real_jj 10:47:02 07/13/06 (0)
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