Parametric EQualizer

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• parametric equalizer — noun A device for boosting or cutting the frequency of audio signals • • • Main Entry: ↑parameter …   Useful english dictionary

• parametric equalizer — noun an electronic device or computer program which allows any specific part of the frequency range of a signal to be selected and altered in strength …   English new terms dictionary

• Parametric equalization — Parametric equalizer (or parametric EQ ) is an electronic multi band variable equalizer device used in sound recording and live sound reproduction with Public Address systems ( PA systems ). Parametric equalization devices allow audio engineers… …   Wikipedia

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