 04-26-07, 05:36 PM
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Platinum Supporter Alias: Wayne Loc: Katy, Texas | User: #8 Since: Apr 2006 Posts: 2,138 |
| | Re: Any reason not to go to DEQ2496?
Otto,
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The shelving filters are offered at 6 dB or 12 dB per octave. And I believe the graphic EQ has a range of +/-15 dB. Does anyone know if these add when they are used concurrently?
| If your asking of one will affect the properties of the other, the answer is yes.
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Has anyone felt limited by the bandwidth applicable to the PEQ? The BFD offers 1/60 octave steps while the DEQ "only" offers 1/10 octave steps.
| Not a problem. There is no good reason to equalize a sub with filters smaller than 1/6-octave.
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Any comments from users? Does it sound different from the BFD?
| With subs, there’s really no way that it could. Any audible difference would be with the mains.
I agree with Terry - as long as this is for the sub, there's no functional reason to pay the extra money. If you're smitten with the display - that's another thing altogether. 
Regards,
Wayne
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