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Question: How about a Onkyo two channel amp im using for zone 2 on Denon AVR 990, with two RCA plugs, 2 in & 2 out L&R. I have no way to adjust bass and treble
Document: Had this and now have an ART 341 EQ for $99. No comparison! ART is actually DJ/real quality with unbalanced RCA jacks for home use as well as the balanced jacks for pro use.Ultra-quiet, high quality potentiometers, discrete 2-channels with output control, clipping indicators, 6 or 12 db scale select for each channel. Ground lift select for possible source grounding problems.Just need to buy 4 rubber adhesive feet for home shelf mounting, rather than rack mounting.
You can really impact ont eh bass midrange and the high notes with this unit it has the goods what is difficault is that the buttons stick and as a consequence you have to manipulate them to make sure they are all the way in or all the way out. Before I figured this out I thouhgt the unit was broke and put it in the garbage.
There are two inputs for two tape players, but only one input for either a cd player, or video tape/dvd player. There might be a way around this, but it would be better if it already had that option for both. Other than that, I think it works great! I am very pleased with the way it makes my music sound, and the graphic display is very impressive, as well as fun to watch!
It worked well for the first few months but then the left channel started getting static in it and soon went dead. It shouldn't have gone bad so quickly. I'm using a Pioneer receiver that is pushing 10 years in age and it still works beautifully. I don't know if I just got a lemon or not but I won't be buying another.
Works as it was supposed to and had none of the problems that other reviewers claimed theirs did. An ok equalizer for the price when they are becoming more and more hard to find. A step up from simple bass and treble controls.
This equalizer really gave new life to my speakers. I am currently using it as a pre-amp for my Pioneer receiver. I love being able to select which source I want (Turntable, DVD player, TV, Aux) with a simple push of a button. I do not consider myself an audiophile by any means, but I do love having the ability to custom tailor the sound frequencies to my liking. I highly recommend this unit for anyone that wants better sound from their system.
I have had 3 Units that do this, all show the symptoms within a month or two of breaking in. I know that it is an issue with the EQ, but I'm not so sure that it's the EQ at fault, so much as a disagreement somewhere between the stereo and the EQ itself.
Now I am just recording away and am pleased. Like anything in this life there are ups and down points. If you have some patience and want great bass or more difined midrange or aweet highs even playing with annoying buttons makes this unit worth the price
Even if they found nothing to be wrong with it(sent the last one in for repairs), they replaced it for me. I cannot complain about a company that's actually willing to help out its customer base.4 stars only because of my inability to use it on my main stereo. But whatever, I'll be replacing that stereo in the next year or two anyway.
Great EQ. I have owned it for about 2 years and works perfectly. Worth every penny. Buy this product.
Answer: If your amplifier (Onkyo) does not have tone control, the EQ200 is an easy way to solve the zone 2 tone control problem. Connect zone 2 output to the equalizer input and the output from the equalizer to the Onkyo input. Carefully adjust the EQ to your needs avoiding the overloading of the Onkyo input stage. Use attenuation rather than amplification on the equalizer controls.