Frequency response display for use with a graphic equalizer

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Monitoring/measuring of audio devices

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34081511, G01R 2317

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045340579

ABSTRACT:
An indicator and display for use with a graphic equalizer which receives an audio signal and includes first and second band pass filters which receive the audio signal and pass different pass bands, first and second variable resistors which have control shafts and knobs connected thereto with illuminators mounted in the knobs, first and second rectifiers connected to the output of the band pass filters, and first and second drive circuits connected to the outputs of the first and second rectifiers and the drive circuits connected to the illuminators in the knobs and an oscillator switching circuit connected to the illuminators so as to cause the illuminators to flash under certain conditions.

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