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− | An E !!!has nothing lost in a HiFi system!!,either it sounds or it doesn't - junk.HW
| + | moin, wie kann ein Equalizer ein HiFi-Gerät sein ?: Das ist ja ein Ananchronismus an sich! Klirrfaktor ist nicht, da ja kein Verstärker - und Frequenzgang linear geht bei so nem Ding nicht... oder lieg ich da falsch? |
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− | moin, how can an equalizer be a HiFi device ?: That is an ananchronism in itself! Distortion factor is not, because no amplifier - and frequency response linear does not go with such a thing ... or am I wrong? | |
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− | You're completely wrong.
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− | With all controls set to 0, the frequency response of an equalizer must be linear.
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− | And it is, with the exception of some cheap products, very linear, i.e. within ±0.1-0.2 dB.
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− | And an equalizer also has a distortion factor, but this is very low and usually below the level of an amplifier.
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− | Also the fairy tale of the noise generator equalizer is not true.
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− | Noise levels of over 100dB are not that rare with equalizers, over 90dB is actually possible with any device.
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− | The purpose of an equalizer is to compensate frequency response errors.
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− | Usually these are frequency response errors caused by the room or the positioning of the loudspeakers.
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− | Greetings
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− | Roman
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