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Bronze Member Username: DjhasanicesoundsystemVista, Ca Usa Post Number: 97 Registered: Feb-07 | i am kinda a noob so if you could tell me that would be chill |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 11968 Registered: Dec-03 | the best description I can offer is to suggest you visit: www.bcae1.com read the sections on EQs and Crossovers. In fact, read the entire site on car audio topics. It's a wealth of information for the beginner and the seasoned veteran alike. BCAE1 is Basic Car Audio & Electronics. After you've read those pages, then let me (we on this forum) know if you have further questions we could help answer. |
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Bronze Member Username: Technique24Post Number: 28 Registered: Jul-06 | Ok after reading the equalizer section, does it mean one is only useful after you've had an RTA analyze your sound? Is that the only way to properly set one? |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfWisteria, Lane USA Post Number: 12021 Registered: Dec-03 | only the case for 1/3 octave and parametric EQs. if you have a simple 5, 7, or 9 band type slider EQ, those you can just tune by ear. |
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Silver Member Username: BobimpactDanbury, CT US Post Number: 230 Registered: May-06 | And many folks would say that you don't even need an RTA when using a P-Eq, unless you're looking to go flat. If you're looking to make it sound good to you you can run without an RTA. |