1. Do the instructions tell you the frequency range (i.e. deep rich bass and crisp clear highs)?
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Couldn't find any info on freq. stuff. If you care about the sound quality as in while listening to music...it depends on your ears...personally I had to specifically listen for difference, and, honestly, there was - sound gets a bit shallow and there is some loss in volume(as in fullness, not loudness).
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It displays the input frequency graph in real time. So if there is a very high note, at a high output level, you will see that on the graph. Likewise for the rest of the spectrum. It looks similar to what you might see using audio programs like foobar, and such, on your PC. Basically a spectral display of what the input audio is, in relation to frequency vs. total quantity per frequency range. It appears to be based on the input purely, like most EQ's, so it's more of a pretty picture than something you would use purely for tuning your soundstage. For that, a proper SPL meter, and tone CD designed for setting up an EQ, is necessary. The old fashioned way still works the best. EQ's like this use it for more of a light show, and fancy looking effect, though it could be useful if you don't have the mentioned tools, and want to tweak your sound by ear. I could post a short video of it in action, but downloading a free copy of foobar, and looking at the EQ option, would give you a similar idea of what to expect. It basically just shows the input frequency amplitude based on the HZ, or kHZ range.
319840
So far I have not gotten any complains about that. When you turn the volume up but you don't have it over your ears you definitely hear music clearly. Hope that helps!
12399
This unit has excellent frequency stability and as far as generated harmonics are concerned I did not detect any of any measurability. It has an rf frequency chip from Japan that has rave reviews. So you shouldn't have to worry about it.It produces very high fidelity stereo sound and I would recommend it to anyone who'd buy it. I hope this is helpful to you. Regards, Greg
664728
I have never tried to tell you the truth. I have never tried to tell you the truth. Sorry. I do enjoy the quality of the sound from this unit. I feel it is everything I wanted . Sorry I was not much help with your question.
1446404
My radio stations stay programmed in but I lose all my bass, treble, equalizer setting etc... I have never had a programmer so I cannot fully answer this question either.
231532
That would be awesome. You can see the difference especially on high frequencies. I definitely recommend. I compared this with some others and I got the best result with it.
320359
You can also adjust the low frequency of the EQ when using X-edit to set your preset. The board itself for some reasons can only adjust mid and high frequency.
1740516
On the SUB there is a dial that will either allow lower frequencies through or reduce the low frequencies. So if your watching a movie and its too much bass you can lower the range so its not distorting the sound. Comes in handy when switching between music, cds, and movies. Specially when you go to a Blue Ray quality video or HDX streaming video..because they have High Quality Mastering the sound will be louder clearer and sometimes rich on the bass side.Hope that helpsJason Goforth
917809
oops, you asked about throughout FREQUENCY, not boost range. As I understand it, it's a parabolic curve that tails off on both sides of the 35hZ spec.
539852
I didn't see any channel selection on mine. Maybe they mean something inside, like 6 frequency ranges. The amplifier didn't work for me because it amplified surrounding noise as much as what I was listening to.
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This looks like a basic 50/200khz setup so I would say yes. But like anything confirm exact product number and go to the Lowrance Navico Simrad site to confirm. If you have the documentation for the elite 7 hdi it looks like the 455k/800k is part of the transducer package so take advantage of the higher frequencies. Some of the dual freqs use 83k broadband and 200khz and the ducer does not seem to have the 50khz.I am no expert on the products Lowrance provides so I would confirm with the guys who make the product. You might find a better combo ducer than what you might be trying to buy. This looks like a basic 50/200khz setup so I would say yes. But like anything confirm exact product number and go to the Lowrance Navico Simrad site to confirm. If you have the documentation for the elite 7 hdi it looks like the 455k/800k is part of the transducer package so take advantage of the higher frequencies. Some of the dual freqs use 83k broadband and 200khz and the ducer does not seem to have the 50khz.I am no expert on the products Lowrance provides so I would confirm with the guys who make the product. You might find a better combo ducer than what you might be trying to buy.
682015
Yes, they have bass. When you are shopping for any type of headphone or ear-bud you need to pay attention the the devices "frequency response" listed on most packages. For these, the frequency response listed is on the box is from 8Hz to 22,000 Hz. Basically, think of this as a spectrum of sound from the lowest notes to the highest notes. You want the lowest possible number of Hz to the highest possible number of Hz. Different devices have a narrower frequency response. For instance, a telephone has a frequency of about 400Hz to 4,000 Hz because a telephone doesn't need to reproduce low bass and high treble for a voice to be intelligible. However, when buying headphones, you want them to be able to reproduce the lowest lows and the highest highs. The standard "acceptable" frequency response for a pair of ear-buds is 20Hz to 22,000 Hz. In other words, these actually produce lower base than most headphones by 12Hz. So, these are VERY GOOD bass reproducing ear-buds. Just remember that below 20 Hz bass frequencies can be felt more so than heard and treble frequencies over 20,000 Hz are not always audible to humans. Dogs can hear in the 50,000 Hz range. For what it's worth, I work in the film industry so I know a little bit about these things. I hope this helps - Christopher
1616124
Yes but no EQ (settings not assessable). I personally cannot stand 'flat' music so it now collects dust on my desk...
979553
I'm not great at determining sound quality but I have only tried it in full blast once and it was alright. I usually listen in medium level or lower and it had an okay bass to it. The sound is a lot more clear at lower level than a phone speaker in full blast that's for sure.
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No, the custom EQ has: bass level - mid level - treeble level, think it needed an external equalizer for more options of EQ the sound.
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they dont seem to. I dont turn them up too high though, so I may not have encountered that issue because of that. The bass sounds good to me...and I listen to ska music.