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1993-12-06 16:53Pete Ashdown> I was wondering. I saw a cd at the store and I wanted to see what the > majority opinion

From:: Pete Ashdown <pashdown@slack.sim.es.com>
Date:: Mon, 6 Dec 1993 09:53:31 -0700 (MST)
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quoted 4 lines I was wondering. I saw a cd at the store and I wanted to see what the

> I was wondering. I saw a cd at the store and I wanted to see what the > majority opinion was of the Orb's Strawberr album.. I was going to buy > it tomorrow.. I will let you know how it is otherwise if your email > doesnt get through before I buy it.:)

Huh? What is this?

1994-12-15 15:42Introspection Inc.Forwarded message: > From: ssuellid@reading.ac.uk (D. J. Ellis) > > The only reason to buy

From:: Introspection Inc. <emote@mtech.csd.uwm.edu>
To:: intelligent dance music <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Thu, 15 Dec 1994 09:42:32 -0600 (CST)
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quoted 5 lines From: ssuellid@reading.ac.uk (D. J. Ellis)

> From: ssuellid@reading.ac.uk (D. J. Ellis) > > The only reason to buy an EQ unit is if your system is crap or you want > to add unwanted noise to the sound. Buy a decent system in the first place. > EQ unit = crap sound.

Then you haven't figured out how to use one properly. I'm not trying to put you down but a well-setup eq will add depth to the sound of any stereo system. But don't waste your money on one with only hi & low controls, or one with only 7 bands on it. It's necessary to have at least 11 or better yet the full 33 bands. I hope this doesn't start a flame-war. It could simply be that I haven't ever heard a good sound system out of the box with no tweeking necessary. - stevenJ

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