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mskeete
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Greetings Peppa
I have to question that statement.
how can you fix the frequency and still call it a parametric
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hikk
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parametric_equation
ok more than likley got the wrong end of the stick ...However both the question and answer/s seem to be discuse here..Ok maths but in and abouts!
Personally i have a 31 band 7 band and a 3 band ..Now the 7 isnt that good for what i want the bands are to wide .At the moment i have to make do with a 31 and the 3 first one for the room the second for me to play with...................However am making a 10/12 band that will I THINK enable me to pull out the bits i want ,much better, for some reason my 7 band[freebee] is a little bit left and or right of what i want.................
Anyhow what s this BETTER and the BEST thing not starting with the league thing ????lol lol Edited by hikk - 02 February 2007 at 5:47am |
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mskeete
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Are you trying to kill us with science
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mykey
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godathunder
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to my mind
parametric has controls for frequency centre, gain/attenuation and q (bandwidth affected)
sweep is the same but without a variable q
fixed or shelving eq is just a gain/attenuatuation without variable frequency or q
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LOUDER THAN LOUD
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warrior1236
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the word parametric is coming from parameter (ic) meaning that you can change the parameters
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warrior1236
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the word parametric is coming from parameter (ic) meaning that you can change the parameters
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mskeete
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it also means that you can the parameters independently
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peppa
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Hi Mark
Jus in reply to ur post whilst scanning the forum came across WARRIOR1236 post nuff respect warrior u are absolutely right parametric comes from parameters and with this amp the freqency ,gain & Q parameters can all b independently varied without interaction with one another.So variable or preset still is parametric amp.
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mr kipling makes good cakes!!!
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mskeete
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OK, but I haven't come accross anyone else or company or book that would describe a fixed frequency eq circuit using the word parametric
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peppa
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these amps were developed for telecommunications not soundsystem audio look in the IEEE electronics encyclopedia 4 more info a lot of general info out there some books show only so much encycopedias show more and give u history of events.peace
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mr kipling makes good cakes!!!
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peppa
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jus repling to ur post even the baxandall tone control cct can be turned into variable shelf eq or even parametric believe it can.peace
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mr kipling makes good cakes!!!
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