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<blockquote data-quote="crash813" data-source="post: 547109" data-attributes="member: 556756"><p>Very good info there Squeak, but I still have to question your advice on saving the EQ to last. I think you're giving the impression that an eq is unnecessary if the rest of the system is setup correctly. This is assuming you are listening to the same music or test cd as when you set it up. For a lot of consumers out there, our ambition with an audio system is to enjoy music at its best which can come from cd’s, mp3’s, the radio…….all of which are less than perfect and can greatly be improved with the tweak of a few bands. I’ve got tons of low produced local cd’s which would not meet the above criteria of ‘Good Music’ or a good audio source. But that doesn’t mean I don’t want to listen to it in the best possible way. Also, as I was unsuccessfully trying to explain to someone else in another thread, many of us don’t use kick panels, are limited to angles we can change the speakers, or don’t want to spend hours fine tuning our systems. I think EQ’s fit those needs superbly and improve the listening experience. Is it a band-aid……….depends on how you look at it………I look at it simply as a tool that can be taken advantage of.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crash813, post: 547109, member: 556756"] Very good info there Squeak, but I still have to question your advice on saving the EQ to last. I think you're giving the impression that an eq is unnecessary if the rest of the system is setup correctly. This is assuming you are listening to the same music or test cd as when you set it up. For a lot of consumers out there, our ambition with an audio system is to enjoy music at its best which can come from cd’s, mp3’s, the radio…….all of which are less than perfect and can greatly be improved with the tweak of a few bands. I’ve got tons of low produced local cd’s which would not meet the above criteria of ‘Good Music’ or a good audio source. But that doesn’t mean I don’t want to listen to it in the best possible way. Also, as I was unsuccessfully trying to explain to someone else in another thread, many of us don’t use kick panels, are limited to angles we can change the speakers, or don’t want to spend hours fine tuning our systems. I think EQ’s fit those needs superbly and improve the listening experience. Is it a band-aid……….depends on how you look at it………I look at it simply as a tool that can be taken advantage of. [/QUOTE]
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