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Originally Posted by sdelsolray
To expand on this, if you are using more than one set of EQ filters it's important to know the parameters of each filter and whether they compliment each other (regardless of device) or are redundant. Sometimes, filters in one device will be the same as in the second device. Sometimes not. For example, device #1 may have a bell filter with a center frequency set at 100Hz. If device #2 has a bell filter with a center frequency set at 100Hz, then the two filters are quite redundant. However, if the filter in device #1 is a shelving filter with a corner frequency of 100Hz and device #2 has a bell filter with a center frequency set at 100Hz, then the filters will act quite differently and it may be useful to use both at the same time.
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This is outside of my pay grade, but thank you for taking the time to post it.
As per my original question, does anybody have any real world suggestions for actual parameters that I should try dialling in??
Thanks.