Cheap EQ?

[Whatever6750]

Any one know of a pritty cheap but good EQ?

[Feanor]

Any one know of a pritty cheap but good EQ?

I'll be getting one soon: a Behringer Ultragraph Pro FBQ3102 ...

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...number=248-724

A small issue is that it has XLR inputs and outputs, not RCA. You can by adaptors from some sources. I'll be making my own hybrid cables using Neutrik and Dayton connectors and Dayton microphone cable.

[Whatever6750]

I was actuly just looking at one kinda like that.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=248-726

Only thing is its rackmount i dont have a rack for it lol. Also would like something maybe a little cheaper. Bacicly i need something to up the low end a bit. Like right now im listing to a cd in windows media player and useing the little 10 band eq lowest beeing 31Hz and im getting the sound i want out of it.

Got a question thow. How do thay work? Do thay just have speaker in and speaker out? Or like any imputs go throw the eq then out to the rx?

[Whatever6750]

Something like this

http://cgi.ebay.com/TEAC-EQA-20-GRAP...QQcmdZViewItem

Thats bacicly what i like to get.

[Whatever6750]

For some reason this one appeals to me

http://cgi.ebay.com/TEAC-EQA-20-GRAP...QQcmdZViewItem

lol.. Just looks like it would be perfict for what i need.

EDIT: or something like this http://cgi.ebay.com/PIONEER-SG-9800-...QQcmdZViewItem

Right now i have 2 rca imputs one is the computer and the other is a cd player into my receiver. Would one of thease work with that setup?

[Feanor]

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EDIT: or something like this http://cgi.ebay.com/PIONEER-SG-9800-...QQcmdZViewItem

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I kind of like that vintage Pioneer. But for a few bucks more I go for the 15 band Behringer.

I should mention, though, that 31 band, so-called "1/3 octave" equalizer is considered the minimum for precise correction.

Does your receiver have a tape loop? That is, a "Tape Out" and a "Tape In" connectors? If so, that's the correct way to install an equalizer. You send the signal from whatever source you're using, (CD, computer, whatever), to the equalizer via the Tape Out, and you send the signal back from the equalizer to the receiver via the Tape Ins. When you press the "Tape Monitor" switch on the front of the receiver you will be listening to the equalized signal