Equalizer in a Hi Fi system

@tattooedtrackman , still loving the MQ112?

@tlcocks Yes I am still loving the MQ112. It is the best accessory that I could have bought to do exactly as it is supposed to do. And I love the looks and quality of it also to blend into my existing ARC components. 

An alternative to having an equaliser in the system is to take the recording into a DAW and remaster it oneself. The difficulty with any form or post production equalisation, whether permanent or on the fly, is that if a track sounds bad, the problems are usually from the recording and mixing phase. And if the mastering engineer couldn't solve those, one is probably stuck with them. In my experience, you can make a really bad recording sound less bad, but you'll never make it sound good.

Yes. Agree with that totally. My system always makes dull records sound better and more fun and engaging. But you’re right. You can put lipstick on a pig, but it’s still a pig😊. Happy Thanksgiving all!

“ Yes I am still loving the MQ112. It is the best accessory that I could have bought to do exactly as it is supposed to do. And I love the looks and quality of it also to blend into my existing ARC components. ”

AWESOME!