One thing you can say about my photos lately is that I'm keeping it real. . .real fuzzy, real blurry. . .I only recently started using graphic equalizers,. I waited so long because I don't like putting an extra box between sources - makes things less. . .tidy, and creates another failure point. My garage systems though begged for EQ as the speakers are only a few feet from my workbench, and therefore - my head. I needed something to shape the sound so it didn't sound like I was inside the speakers. For that system, I'm using a JVC SEA-80 Equalizer, and another EQ (forgot brand/model) in my loft. I love the looks of the Sound Shaper though - retro, industrial, robust.
How does it sound? It's a graphic equalizer! Okay, this model had a few issues with static on a couple frequency slides, but a little De-Ox-id contact cleaner fixed those up quick. Aside from that, it works like a charm.
If you have any photos or stories about your ADC Sound Shaper One Ten - IC graphic equalizer, please leave a comment or send me an email.
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ReplyDeleteI got a adc one ten shaper graphic equalizer and am totally impressed on how much it has improved the sound of my system and I have a real good system a lot of people would love. But overall this equalizer is a perfect add-on to any system. (not bad since it was built in 80,s)
ReplyDeleteI had a ADC SS-1-10 IC, it was the best thing to get everything out of my stereo. I had it hooked to some SK corner horns, phono and CD player. It shook the whole house! Lost all of them in the Paradise Camp Fire, can never replace it. Breaks my heart.
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