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Originally posted by djdk surely you want the resonance knob to be at 12 o clock, not at minimum?

I've always found you still get a low frequency resonance spike with it 12 o'clock, while turning the filter on/off with it at min didn't change the sound (or did a minimal amount)

Although I must admit my experience with A&H filters is probably based more on the 62 than the 92 (or 42) - I know the frequency curves are a bit different so it's possible the resonance is as well.

I take it on your 42 it's as flat as can be at 12 o'clock and rolls off some of the bass when it's set to minimum then? Really changing the 'resonance' should only amplify around the cutoff frequency, not attenuate.

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Last edited by Stu Cox on Sep-28-2009 at 22:19

I have no real need for the filters on the 92 given the amazing EQ

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

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Originally posted by Clovis I have no real need for the filters on the 92 given the amazing EQ

/agree

makes some of my transitions better though. good way of lowering the bass.

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Originally posted by TranceOwnsLol good way of lowering the bass.

That's what I use them for.

It's such a **** that they can't be cued.

i find myself useing the low pass more than the high pass, it can be a nice smooth way of taking a track out.