The Champion of Equalizers
This series of Cadence parametric and paragraphic equalizers integrates signal line drivers with equalization and crossover functions, combining them all into one unit. Cadence signal processors create clean, noise-free, high voltage signals while conserving valuable interior space and installation time. The MP3 mini jack front panel input with independent volume control integrates the signal driver with subwoofer crossover and equalization functions into one unit. The subwoofer control features a double shaft design; the outer knob controls the frequency while the inner knob controls the gain. The 7-Volt Line Driver operates for all channels via fully isolated PWM Power Supply.
Product Features:
- 7-Band Paragraphic Equalizer
- 3-Way Output: Front, Rear and Subwoofer
- MP3 Mini Jack Front Panel Input with Independent Volume Control
- Separate gain control with inner knobs
- Full aircraft-style night illumination
- Band 1 Center: 40Hz Bass
- Band 2 Center: 100Hz Mid Bass
- Band 3 Center: 275Hz Upper Bass
- Band 4 Center: 700Hz Midrange
- Band 5 Center: 2 kHz Mid / High
- Band 6 Center: 5 kHz Tweeter
- Band 7 Center: 14 kHz Super Tweeter
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Product Specifications:
- THD: < 0.05%
- Number of Bands: 7
- Signal-to-noise ratio: 105dB
- Output level: 7V
- Cut/Boost: +/-18dB
- Frequency response: 10-50,000Hz
- Dimensions: 4-1/2" L x 7" W x 1" H
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| Durability | | 4.6 |
| Value | | 4.6 |
| Features | | 4.6 |
| Design | | 4.6 |
| Usability | | 4.8 |
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alex from Colorado Springs, CO
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I used to constantly mess with my radio to adjust the sound but i was never really satisfied so i saw this EQ and i thought i would try it out to see what it could do and WOW this thing is amazing it lets you adjust so many different things to get your sound just like you want. I love it and im going to buy another one soon just in case..it looks cool and it doesnt look cheap.
By the way when i installed mine my speakers started that annoying alternator whine but all i had to do was get some wire and strip about 5 inches of the insulation off and ground it and it went away.
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RockaFlocka from Seattle, WA
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This is a great eq, specially for the price. its cheap for just a line driver, let alone an eq with 7 volt preamp outputs. plus you have 18db worth of attenuation on each band, so its a really powerful tuning tool. If you know what youre doing and want the best sound, a high quality EQ like this is a must!!!
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Jeffrey from Sherman Oaks, CA
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You most certainly cant beat the price for what it does. I was gonna get the powerbass eq and im glad I didnt because the powerbass has no line driver. 7volt line driver is huge SQ and DB increase. Many don't realize how dramatic a simple 0.3 Voltage increase can be! Let alone going from 2.0 Volts to 7 Volts. is way big and will increase DB and SQ quite a bit. Although this is a line driver if you have a voltage Drop preamp and pre-Eq than there is for sure something wrong and should find the problem.
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Carl from Brockton, MA
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Has a nice mp3 jack if you dont have one on your radio. Setting works great. Cool blue lights for night time.
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David from El Segundo, CA
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PROS: Separate volume for bass and speakers.
CONS: Hooked the eq up to a DD-1 and the eq sends out a distorted signal to the bass when the gain on the eq is 1/8 of the way turned up. Pretty cheap processor, you get what you pay for, also the buttons take a little to get used to.
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