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Price Paid:
$50.00
from Friends house (came in package deal, paid $200) Summary:
Its an extremely versatile piece of equipment. It will certainly give you the different tones to match any specific ear. Its a lot harder to move the frequency than, say, pushing a lever up and down with your finger, but I guess you can get good at it. It also has a built in demo to teach you about the whole things which is really helpful. It also has numerous presets but I've never found presets to do me any good. But thats just me. Its a very light piece of equipment, so don't be expecting a heavy duty 'ready to pack a punch' kind of thing. The buttons and the Graphical User Interface are extremely cool though. I might be thinking of selling it because I can't run a Loop from it through my new $330 top of the line JVC receiver and I need some funds for speakers. Obviously, JVC takes a lot of pride in its own built-in 5 band so it doesent have tape loop RCA inputs/outputs. Certainly an exceptionally great addition to your home system though. So yeah, if you'd like to have one, email me. joshuamjames@hotmail.com Strengths:
Very powerful EQ that will change the sound to any way you like it. Great graphical user interface and use of buttons. Weaknesses:
Cumbersome jog dialing. Similar Products Used:
Built in 5-Band EQ on a JVC RX-9010 Receiver.
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