AudioControl EQL Owner's Manual

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Concert Series Owner’s Manual
are in a real hurry, you can set the equal-
izer by ear.
10. Listen to the vocals and instruments, and
trying cutting the frequencies in the mid-
bass (90 to 250 Hz) and mid-range (2 to 4
kHz) spectrum. The mid-bass response is
usually a problem area due to standing
waves caused by sound resonating in the
passenger compartment. The mid-range
frequencies are most sensitive to the ear
and usually need to be brought down a
bit.
11. Continue listening and try boosting the
low bass frequencies in the 31.5 to 63 Hz
area. Usually this area needs help due to
design limitations of smaller woofers and
loss of bass in cassettes.
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Adjusting the EQL (cont’d)
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NOTE: Consult the amplifier owner’s manual
for information on setting its input sensitivity.
If adjustable, set each amplifier to accept a
signal between 1.0 and 2.0 volts (1000 and 2000
mV). This may be a minimum setting on your
amp. Don’t worry, the EQL can still drive it to
full volume. If your Amp cannot accept 2V you
may need to turn the output level down a bit.
7. Play the same tape or CD (preferably one
containing a variety of acoustic instru-
ments).
8. With the deck’s volume set to a normal to
half-way listening position (i.e., about
one-third on), adjust the OUTPUT LEVEL
controls, if necessary, to get the system
playing at a comfortable level.
9. A third-octave real time audio analyzer is
the ultimate tool for getting the best
sound quality from your new EQL. If you
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