Inexpensive graphic equalizer.

I have noise induced hearing loss due to spending too much time in a gun mo unt in the military. I would like to buy an inexpensive graphic equalizer to hang on my portable radio. EQ should be very small and under $30. Anyb ody have any experience with these little units?

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Yzordderrex
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I had a small one one in a car late 80s , it used lots of power, but that could ave been the inbuilt amplifier. I also had a boom box with a 5 band graphic equaliser buit in.

how portable do you need?

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Jasen Betts

mount in the military.  I would like to buy an inexpensive graphic equali zer to hang on my portable radio.  EQ should be very small and under $30.  Anybody have any experience with these little units?

You want to build or buy? If you're up to building one, there are all sorts of simple (and some not-so-simple) tone cone control circuits. A good one is the Baxendall tone control circuit. It can be made as either a passive or active circuit. There are also parametric equalizer circuits. Or you could build something based on the Phillips TDA-1524A or the Sanyo LA3600.

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lektric.dan

Am 22.02.2013 21:11, schrieb Yzordderrex:

in the military. I would like to buy an inexpensive graphic equalizer to hang on my portable radio. EQ should be very small and under $30. Anybody have any experience with these little units?

How about reusing the 6month 'much to old' smartphone kids are selling for 30$ ?

Greeting from Germany Henrik

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Henrik Volkers

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