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Anybody know what the numbers on a graphic qualizer mean ![[Confused]](confused.gif) , Im trying to adjust my sound in my car stereo. Thanks ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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the ones on the left are for the lows and as u go to the right it get to the highs.
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The numbers from left to right... should be something like, but probably arent exact, this is an example:
50Hz - 120Hz - 500Hz - 1500Hz - 3.5k Hz - 5k Hz
Those are the frequencies... the lowest number being the BASS side of the frequencies. (50hz and 120Hz) The 500Hz range is mid-bass + midrange. The higher frequencies are your highs (tweets).
The numbers that most likely go up and down is the + or - decibles for that specific frequency. For instance.. the 50hz will probably have something like a -10 value thru 0 thru +10. If you slide, or turn the knob, to the -10 you will decrease that frequencies output by that much vs the other settings. Go +10 and itll increase that frequency. See what I mean? If you set the EQ to 0 all the way across its called "flat" and its as if you had no equalizer.
Kinda rough idea... and itll depend on your EQ. But thats basically how it works.
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Right on bro, my stereo got so many different featurs to fine tune the audio, it doesnt even sound right so im tryin to fix it. Thanks for the help .
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