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March 24th, 2006, 11:40 PM
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White Instruments
Ok, so I've been given the oppertunity to get our theater's White 4675 graphic EQ, since we got a new digital one (which still sucks, but I just bring my DriveRack). Has anyone here ever used one? Basically, after reading what's on White's website, I just wanna know whether or not this is a good piece of equipment, or not, since I already have about 3 EQ's I'm not using right now. Thanks in advance.
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March 26th, 2006, 08:21 PM
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Re: White Instruments
From what ive heard white eq's are always usually pretty good. You will usually always hear the old timers talking fairly highly of their units, I'm sure there very accurate on frequency as well as bw. I would recommend using one of these units or even selling it and making quite the profit.
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