Rockville REQ42-B Dual 21-Band Graphic Equalizer
- Rockville
- REQ42-B
- Black
Rockville REQ42-B Dual 21-Band Graphic Equalizer, 19" Rack Mount, RCA In/Out, 3.5mm MP3 Input, LED Indicators, VU Meters, for Studio and Live Sound
The Rockville Dual 21-Band EQ lets you precisely adjust your sound with two separate 21-band graphic equalizers, covering frequencies from 20Hz to 20kHz. This means you can shape your audio exactly how you want it, whether for studio work or live events. It offers convenient RCA inputs and outputs, along with a handy 3.5mm jack for connecting MP3 players or iPods, making it easy to integrate with various devices. The unit is designed to fit standard 19-inch racks, allowing seamless setup in professional audio environments. Plus, with bright LED sliders, colorful displays, and dual VU meters, you get clear visual feedback to monitor your audio levels accurately.
What We Like
- Affordable price
- Improves sound quality
- Multiple band controls
- Easy setup
- Bright LED lights
What We Don't Like
- Flimsy slider construction
- Level meter not true spectrum
What Customers Say
"I was looking for a way to improve my bass and overall sound without spending too much. After connecting the Rockville RQ42 to my Yamaha receiver and Cerwin Vega speakers, I was impressed by the noticeable difference in sound quality. The sliders feel a bit plasticky, but once set, I rarely adjust them. The LED lights are bright but not bothersome, and the equalizer is simple to use. I recommend this EQ for anyone on a budget looking to get more out of their home audio."
"I paired this equalizer with my vintage Pioneer tube SX-34 to compensate for weaker lows. The 21-band EQ is very linear and lets me fine-tune my sound just right. The blue LED is sometimes too bright at night, but it does help confirm my adjustments. The graphic display is more of a signal indicator than a true analyzer, but overall, I find this a pretty solid equalizer for home use."
"While this isn't the highest-end EQ I've owned, it definitely does its job well for the price. There are a lot of bands to adjust, so it takes a bit of practice, but once you get the hang of it, it's straightforward. The spectrum analyzer is just an input level indicator, but I don't need instructions to set it up. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants to upgrade their home system affordably and already knows their way around stereo gear."