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i have a alpine 9 band equalizer ere-g160 how do i hook Band Equalizer it up? all it has is a input, rear output and a front
thats all it has can any one help me? thanks
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In windows media player under now playing click on the arrow underneath click on enhancements and there you go. There are also some visual enhancements you can download such as whitecap. Go to windows media player.com and check it out.Good luck and be safe out there!!
yes you can add a EQ, it will make it sound much better with the Bose speakersand as a rule those touchscreen radios need EQs also because they usually only come with a two or three band EQ
the human range goes from 20 Hertz. to 20k Hertz. the 20 Hertz is the lowest bass and 20k. is the highest treble.most likely the sliders read 40 500 1200 4000 something like that so the 1st. slider u would want to turn down.u still want some bass from your front speakers if the subs are crossed over right they should play something like 100 hz. down and the mids should play 100hz.up,learn about the crossover settings and how to tune your sound, it is like a guitar and won’t sound right if settings are not optimized but the eq is there to balance the sound and turning down the bass all the way will hurt the sound just play with the dials while listening on a good recording in a quiet place.
See this:http://www.lynx.bc.ca/~jc/771026_MX4200.gifGood luck!!!
a 10 band eq typically has the following frequencies. 31.25,63.5,125,250,500,1k,2k,4k,8k,12k as for actual setting is personal preference and room acoustics. http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20040902070807431 this should help you somewhat but once again is personal preference on how its set. http://www.oldbarnaudio.co.uk/eq-settings.asp this goes into even more detail on what it should be set to. keep in mind this is for a 31 band eq and not for 10.
It’s basically three filters that divide the audio band into 3 sections, and include a gain control for each section so you can boost or cut the gain (level) of each section. The 3 sections are usually low, mid and high. Exact division points vary. Re the circuit, it would take a lot of work with a simulator to determine exactly how well it works, but this seems to be a 3 band equalizer. It used RC networks to separate the input into the 3 bands, and has a level control for each one. The 3 bands are recombined in the opamp. The filters are not very sharp, which is OK, and the opamp is not capable of voltage outputs of more than 5 volts peak, or 3 volts RMS. Which means that you have to be careful where you install it to avoid clipping.
Depends on the model… could really be anything. You’ll have to look up the model itself, but it really should say on the faceplate.Saul
What is a good headunit with a good 7 band iEQ internal Equalizer? None. EQs work by boosting sound then you remove sound to tune it. That’s not a good way to tune music unless you don’t care about quality.