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EQUALIZER CONTROLS
31 Hz
This is the lowest band of all, and may be cut and used as
a subsonic filter, as it cannot be played back by a small
speaker.
When, however, a large speaker is provided, you
may boost this band to obtain reverberation effect.
62Hz
By cutting this band, hum noise can be removed, therefore
dear sound is obtained.
You may boost it to emphasize
bass drum and make heavy and stabie sound.
125Hz
This band may be boosted to emphasize the bass guitar
sound.
250Hz
This can be boosted to make a fat strings sound. By cutting
this, however, clear bass sounds are obtained.
500Hz
This is the fundamental band for human voice or musical
instruments.
By boosting this, more vigorous sound will oe
obtained.
1kHz
This can be used to control the presence of voice.
De¬
pending on the position of this slider, the vocal sound can
be emphasized or tie-emphasized.
2kHz
By boosting this, the brass sound becomes bnghter,
4kHz
This controls the brightness of sound.
Realistic violin
bowing can be obtained by boosting this.
8kHz
By boosting this, more percussive cymbal sound can be
obtanined.
Also, hiss noise of a tape can be reduced by
cutting this band.
16kHz
This can be used more for changing the air of the sound
rather than changing the tone color itself.
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