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Audiobahn Equalizers at Andy's Auto Sport
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Equalizers
Fits on:
All Vehicles (Universal)
All Vehicles (Universal)
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ABD40J
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$89.07 /Each
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Fits on:
All Vehicles (Universal)
All Vehicles (Universal)
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AEQ6J
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$74.44 /Each
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About this Manufacturer:
Located in Buena Park, California, Audiobahn started out over a decade ago selling high-power audio equipment to the ever growing aftermarket community. Today they are a true one-stop-shopping brand for any and all mobile audio and electronics needs. With a strong focus on value they offer great affordable equipment that does not sacrifice quality in order to keep prices down. They continue to develop new products with innovative designs and creative aesthetics to keep on the cutting edge of the industry. With a passionate and knowledgeable staff they also provide superb service that has earned them a loyal following amongst audio enthusiasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an Equalizer do? Why buy an Equalizer?
If you have ever been to a concert and seen a guy sitting at the back of the theater in a booth operating a bunch of sliding knobs, then you have seen an equalizer in action. The basic function of an equalizer is to let you fine tune the output signals for various frequency ranges to customize the sounds to your particular taste or to compensate for acoustic problems. Each band on an equalizer represents a frequency range that you can fine tune in. This usually ranges from around 50 Hz to 16 kHz. A simple equalizer may only be split up into 4 bands but larger equalizers are in the 7 to 10 band range. If you what the freedom to adjust your stereo for different styles of music or songs, or maybe find that you like a richer sound when playing music that doesn't work for listening to the news, then an equalizer will certainly help you out.
How do I know how many bands I should get in my Equalizer?
Equalizers can make a great addition to any sound system. They are particularly useful if you find yourself listening to many different types of music where you need to be able to custom tune your stereo to get the best sound from each style. Each band on an equalizer represents a frequency range, so the more bands on the equalizer the better your ability will be to fine tune the sound quality of your system. The amount of bands you choose is largely decided by personal taste. If you are really picky and want to be able to make every possible tweak to your sound quality a 7-10 band equalizer is probably what you want. However if you just want to compensate for things like resonating road noise and the basic acoustic problems of your car's interior a 4 band equalizer is probably enough.
If you have ever been to a concert and seen a guy sitting at the back of the theater in a booth operating a bunch of sliding knobs, then you have seen an equalizer in action. The basic function of an equalizer is to let you fine tune the output signals for various frequency ranges to customize the sounds to your particular taste or to compensate for acoustic problems. Each band on an equalizer represents a frequency range that you can fine tune in. This usually ranges from around 50 Hz to 16 kHz. A simple equalizer may only be split up into 4 bands but larger equalizers are in the 7 to 10 band range. If you what the freedom to adjust your stereo for different styles of music or songs, or maybe find that you like a richer sound when playing music that doesn't work for listening to the news, then an equalizer will certainly help you out.
How do I know how many bands I should get in my Equalizer?
Equalizers can make a great addition to any sound system. They are particularly useful if you find yourself listening to many different types of music where you need to be able to custom tune your stereo to get the best sound from each style. Each band on an equalizer represents a frequency range, so the more bands on the equalizer the better your ability will be to fine tune the sound quality of your system. The amount of bands you choose is largely decided by personal taste. If you are really picky and want to be able to make every possible tweak to your sound quality a 7-10 band equalizer is probably what you want. However if you just want to compensate for things like resonating road noise and the basic acoustic problems of your car's interior a 4 band equalizer is probably enough.
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