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Article #16424NEC 5-Band EQ-on-a-chip
From: Scott Ferguson
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 19:01
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 19:01
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Has anyone used the NEC (forget the number) 5-band EQ chip? Would it make a good quality yet affordable eq section for a home-made audio mixing console? Let's say for 12 or more channels. Anyone know what else it needs to complete EQ? Ideally it'd need only 5 potentiometers, but I get the feeling a chip like this might require capacitors to choose cutoff frequencies, etc. Thanks a lot. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Scott Ferguson Exxon Research & Engineering Co. Project Engineer New Jersey ---------------------------------------------------------------------- "Always bark at a dog."
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