As a general rule with use of equalization, most EQ designs seem to have
less phase shift effect when they are used in the attenuate mode as
opposed to the boost mode. I've observed that excessive EQ in many
applications will make an audio signal appear to sound as though it has
a watery effect. Many traditionally will think in terms of add this or
add that, when it is usually best to reduce the abundance of a portion
of a audio signal. In other words, if your signal is reported lacking in
high end, it is better to reduce the low end as opposed to adding to the
high end.
73 Bob, K4TAX
K3S s/n 10,163
On 8/27/2015 11:57 AM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote: > >
I use similar settings - except I follow the advice of Wayne and Lyle
against using any boost in the EQ.
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