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Frequency: The usable range for frequency is 25 Hz to 20 KHz. This window shows any

current value for the filter and allows a new frequency to be entered for the selected filter.

Gain: The usable range for gain is –12 dB to 12 dB. This window shows any current value

for the filter and allows a new gain value to be entered for the selected filter.

Bandwidth: The usable range for bandwidth adjustment is 0.02 Octaves to 2 Octaves. This

shows any current value for the filter and allows a new bandwidth value to be entered for the

selected filter.

Filter Type: This drop down menu allows the selection of one of five different filter types for

adjustment of the selected filter. Refer to the help file for more information and examples of

each of the filters listed. The five filters and how they affect the speaker is explained below.

Low Pass: A low-pass filter passes all frequencies below the specified frequency,

while attenuating all frequencies above this specified frequency.

High Pass: A high-pass filter passes all frequencies above the specified frequency,

while attenuating all frequencies lower than its specified frequency.

EQ Filter: This filter is also known as a Peak/ Notch filter. Equalization (EQ) filters

permit a precise amplitude adjustment of a selectable range of frequencies. The range

can vary from a small slice of the frequency spectrum (0.02 Octave) to a 2 Octave

area. EQ filters allow a fine adjustment to compensate for room acoustics, noise, and

speaker limitations.

Notch filters (also called band-reject filters) are EQ filters used to remove unwanted

frequencies from a signal while affecting all other frequencies as little as possible.

Bass Shelf: A bass shelf filter uniformly affects all low frequencies while not

affecting high frequencies. The bass shelf filter can also be used to uniformly

decrease the bass frequencies to eliminate a booming bass sound.

Treble Shelf: A treble shelf filter affects all high frequencies in a uniform manner

while not affecting all low frequencies. The treble shelf filter can increase the

proportion of treble to bass, enabling the smaller speakers to produce a clearer sound.

Add Filter: This button allows you to add filters when pressed. If there are no additional

filters available, this button will be dimmed.

Remove Filter: This button will remove the selected filter when pressed. If no filter is

selected or available, this button will be dimmed.

Clear All Filters: This button will set all filter gains back to zero while keeping the current

frequency and type of filter at the last setting.