what's the difference between the military model of WOSS trainer and 3000 Equalizer model?
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The Woss I belive is a lighter model . The military model the hooks are a bit heavier and a little more basic. Both are as good as the other for training. They are both very well made and can withstand alot of weight .
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no it is the same the ELX does not have the dsp which can help tune the speaker for different applications and low pass filters so it can be matched to different subwoofers the ELX is more geared to a mobile DJ who plays in a variety of places without the need for outside processor's and crossovers the ELX is a better build I ran mine side by side they do not sound that far apart both are clear in the high's and mid's and have good bass like I said you tune the ZLX speaker to your taste without affecting your other speakers you can use this in more ways such as stage monitor
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The Equalizer has two (2) channels, each with it's own 15-Band Equalizer. Each channel also has a level control and a switch to bypass the Equalizer function (signal passes straight through).
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It is a type of equalizer that puts talk into what is supposed to be a more easily understood frequency range. I'm not a user because it's just not needed yet, I guess.
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Yes it does have an equalizer. It has 5 bands. Hope this answers your question :)
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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This unit is not an equalizer, this converts signal from your factory radio and sends a preamp signal to your amp. If you want to clean up signal further and with quality, use an audio control 3xs behind tlc2i. Go and visit your local hi end audio store for other ideas and options.
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One difference is cost. The trx seems to be more durable and easier to adjust, but the Woss unit that I got ended up being about fohrty dollars with shipping.
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Hi David: My unit is very quiet. To test the neutrality of sound I set the EQ sliders at 6db across the frequency spectrum. I then switched between the equalized setting and by passing the EQ entirely; compensating for volumes. I was unable to detect any difference in the sound. I cannot comment on the difference in the two units as I have only heard the older one. Good luck with your EQ hunt.Harry Harris
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I don't know anything about an equalizer? I've had it a couple of years and it works great, the only issue I've had is that sometimes the sound doesn't transfer thru and I have to re-select the device, I have 2 computers, and a dvd player going to my tv thru it, it was a good deal
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There may be other differences, but the most notable difference for me was that the PC-350SE, like the PC-360, has a volume adjustment knob on the right ear-cup and the microphone mutes when you swing the boom up. On the PC-350 the mute switch and volume-adjustment are on an in-line fob.
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You don't want this transmitter (ASIN B00CGVHJ32). In fact, you don't want any of the "CZ" line of transmitters. You will be much happier with the Whole House Transmitter (ASIN B00GHWUHD0). My bet, based on your question, is that you have found the CZ to produce a "muddy" sound, lacking crispness in the higher audio frequencies. This is due to a pre-emphasis mismatch. Pre-emphasis is used to overcome the noise inherent in analog broadcasting. To get a better signal-to-noise ratio, broadcasters boost (pre-emphasize) the volume of the treble frequencies. Radio receivers de-emphasize those frequencies using a matching, inverted, equalization curve. The result is that the noise picked up by the receiver is turned way down, as the desired signal is returned to its original mix. Obviously, the amount of pre-emphasis by the transmitter must match the de-emphasis by the receiver. North American broadcasters use 70 micro-seconds (ms) of pre-emphasis. The rest of the world uses 50 ms. The "CZ" transmitters are hard-wired at 50 ms. Your US radio is de-emphasizing a 50 ms signal using a 70 ms curve thus over de-emphasizing the treble frequencies of the music you want. The result is the muddy sound you are hearing. The Whole House Transmitter can be set to either 50 or 70 ms (70 is the default). Save yourself some time and effort, and spend the extra bucks for the WHT. I went through 2 "CZ" units before doing what I should have done to begin with ... buy the WHT! I will say that I got 5+ Star service from Amazon for the returns of the CZ units. They not only paid for the return shipping, but scheduled the pickups from my home (twice!). I am a Prime customer, and perhaps that helped. Kudos to Amazon!
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The 3.0 are the cheapie version, they don't have the same voice clarification system as the 2.3MHz Original, I'm guessing the Professional (different transmitter to cut the static from the newer TVs). I have one set that is optical, it is the "Digital", but can be hooked up analog.
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No equalizer. Driver will draw an overlay on display when you adjust volume.
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The main (and almost only) difference that I can find is their frequency responses: 140-20k for the Minx 10 and 120-20k for the Minx 11.
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1. The stand is different2. The clear motion rate is different3. No woofer in 75004. Better micro dimming in 80005. size is different6. The 8000 consumes more power7 The 8000 comes with more slim gender cables
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I have this unit, but am not using the Sub portion just yet. It has 2 pre-defined cross over points (60hz & 90hz). The gain is adjusted with a knob on the front of the unit, just like the other frequency gain knobs. The Clarion EQS746 is a 7-band stereo equalizer/crossover specifically created for the mobile environment. The EQS746 provides powerful features in a compact size: * Seven equalization bands (50Hz, 125Hz, 315Hz, 2.2KHz, 6kHz, and 16 kHz), each frequency adjustable from -12 to +12dB (-15 to +15dB for subwoofer frequencies) * Subwoofer output uses a built-in 18dB per octave electronic crossover fixed at 60Hz or 90Hz. * Three stereo RCA outputs to drive front, rear, and subwoofer audio amplifiers * An auxiliary stereo RCA input for use with portable devices, such as an MP3 player or DVD player * Separate controls for master volume, subwoofer volume (sub level), front/rear fader, and selection of main or auxiliary inputs * Extended frequency response from 20 Hz to 30 kHz with exceptional 100 dB signalto- noise performance * Gold-plated RCA connectors to ensure the best audio signal output * ISO mounting holes and removable trim ring for custom installation