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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS vs. EQUALIZER BANDS

Kick Drum

Tom Drum

Snare Drum

Cymbals

Chimes

Bass Guitar

Lead Guitar

Female Vocal

Male Vocal

Blues Harp

Saxophone

Organ

Piano

Synthesizer

String Bass

Violin

Cello

Clarinet

Flute

Trumpet

31.5 Hz, 63 Hz, 125 Hz, 250 Hz:

THE SLIDERS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD!

The four bottom sliders on your TEN roughly correspond to the bass

control on your amp or receiver - or rather we should say that your receiver's

bass tone control is what's rough.

31.5 Hz. Truly a piece of the rock. This lowest of lows is what you've

always wanted more of. It's the frequency that you feel as well as hear. The

frequency that kicks you live at concerts.

Unfortunately, the whole signal chain conspires to remove it. Even $1000

microphones are not flat that low; studio recorders roll off in this area. It's

hard to master and pretty near impossible for most speaker woofers to

reproduce.

So, even if you run the 31.5Hz slider up to +15Hz, your speakers will

probably be 5dB or more down at this gutrocking frequency.

Lay it on thick, if you have the amp power to handle it.

63Hz. Here's the bass you were after when you used to turn on the

loudness or bass tone control. It's the deep, tight,strong bass that makes rock

solid. It's also where most speaker systems start giving out, as you probably

saw when you response-analyzed your speakers and room. But, if it didn't

take a lot to flatten the response of your system, feel free to add some more.

Most studio producers and engineers actually cut down on this frequency

to compensate for teeny radios and bubblegummers' cheap compact stereos,

so adding some 63Hz is not "gonna be no sin," as B.B. King put it.

It's the slider that makes the bass drums and floor toms "bigger" and

broadens bass guitar parts. And, even does surprising things to operatic basso

voices. (Forget it on Neil Young's, though.)

125Hz. This is the bass that jukeboxes and cheap stereos specialize in. It

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Harmonic or Overtone

Fundamental Note