is this the last step before a person goes to seperates... is the equalizer easily accessed,
937713
Yes you can easily access the equalizer from the remote menu button. But believe me you won't need to adjust the equalizer since the SR7008 totally enhance sound itself automatically.
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As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little more gain from my subs so I bring those up a little when watching something with a rockin' LF track. As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little... » Read More As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little more gain from my subs so I bring those up a little when watching something with a rockin' LF track. « Show Less
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I am quite certain that it does have an equalizer. Playlists , not so sure about that. Not sure what they want for this media player now, but I regreted buying it not long after doing so. There are just better players out there, for better prices. Paid 60 or 70 for it, and now you can get a 7 inch tablet for similar price that will do a lot more. The sound was ok on the machspeed. touch screen not great, fm radio was pretty bad. If your buying it for music play, I would look at something else.
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You will need some sort of Amplifier as this Equalizer is a Line Level unit. The Equalizer is designed to be inserted into a Stereo Receiver's Tape Monitor Loop or it can also be inserted between the Pre-Amp and the Main Power Amp if the equipment it is being used with is so equipped.
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You can connect it with two xlr cables from the main output on your mixer to the inputs of the equalizer. Regards Rasmus Pedersen
2203169
No the equalizer always applies to both channels. If you need independent equalizer I suggest another model.
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Not exactly sure what you mean but if you're asking if the equalizer is included with the speakers, the answer is yes if bought new, never can be sure if bought used from a private party.
182716
You can do that way. But, music quality is slight different without turning on NC which has some effect of equalization.
756928
Yes, and the equalizer and Left-Right balance settings on the TV also are passed on to the external speakers. This can be a bit of problem, though, if you sometimes use the internal speakers, and sometimes external speakers, since they don't have separate settings. I find I have to turn the bass way up and treble way down to make the internal speakers tolerable, but then need to change back to more normal settings when using my decent external 2.1 speakers.
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There is no equalizer, it is a piece of trash. Had it one week , and the CD player quit. Trash, Trash, Trash. Amazon should stop selling this Trash.
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If it sounds better or not is subjective to the opinion(s) of each listener, if you're not happy with the sound I'd suggest getting an Equalizer so you can contour the sound it puts out to satisfy your taste. The unit itself works great and has proven to be dependable so far.
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I am not sure I can really answer your question. I think you can since this product has a built in EQ with different wave settings. I would call their tech support and find out. I stopped using it a while back because I never had enough time to get to gigs early and set up everything (the whole process takes about 30 minutes). I miss it, but for what I do i don't really miss it as much.
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This type of EQ is sort of old fashioned. It uses an analog input output setup, via your tape monitor loop (if your receiver has one). It was a very common method of using an equalizer until everything went digital. I cannot comment on the more modern receivers, as I still use my same Yamaha from the mid 90's. Mine has a tape monitor option, so basically you run your receiver into the EQ, run the output back into the tape monitor input on your amp(or pre-amp, or receiver), and enable the tape monitor option on your receiver. You need to make sure you can do so, as this is not a feature on all of the simplified electronic devices you see these days.
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No, it's a simple equalizer I use for my headphones. It would be nice but @ this price it works well for what I need it to do.
202146
I've been trying to use iMic and that Equalizer filter doesn't work. There is a hum throughout all my digital recordings. I tried to purchase the turntable grounding cable from Griffin online but it has been discontinued! I'm trying to find a grounding cable, hoping that this will solve my problem.Maria
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The Equalizer will not work as a pull up bar. You can certainly position your body horizontally and pull up while your feet are touching the floor. However, a typical pull up is done at a different angle and the Equalizer does not allow for this angle.
912163
No equalizer but if you're using it with a PC, you can equalize on the PC (with on board RealTek), then connect via Optical out. My Setup is I use a Creative Soundblaster Omni (Equalizer here) Optical out > Optical In to Creative HD USB DAC > Line out Y-cable out to Tanoy 502 Studio Monitors > Y cable to ancient Creative T7700 Subwoofer. Effectively 'separates'.
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It depends on the quality of media format you are playing. It has best sound quality and clarity playing off of a CD. You can always control the loudness through the equalizer.