Toyota Graphic equalizer 1701

**lgbr** · 04-08-2005, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by 0l33l

He has no clue. It looks ancient though

It doesn't look very digital to me.

Me either.

**Scouse Monkey** · 04-08-2005, 05:40 PM

Originally Posted by lgbr

Me either.

and i doubt it is 'retro cool' with old style controls and modern innards

**0l33l** · 04-08-2005, 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by Scouse Monkey

and i doubt it is 'retro cool' with old style controls and modern innards

Glad that we can agree on something

Oh yeh, is this even a "graphic" eq? I thought to be a "graphic eq" you have to have a LCD display of sort. This to me is just a normal EQ. But I guess I could be wrong at how I define "graphic".

**jcdillin** · 04-08-2005, 05:45 PM

so what if it's old, it's fun to see if you can get stuff like that working

one mans trash is another mans treasure

**0l33l** · 04-08-2005, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by jcdillin

so what if it's old, it's fun to see if you can get stuff like that working

one mans trash is another mans treasure

Yeh, it would be interesting. It just looks like the EQ sits between the headunit and the amp. And I bet its too old to even have a digital bus

one man's trash is another man's headache

**jcdillin** · 04-08-2005, 05:59 PM

wow, a eq sitting between the headunit and amp what a concept

**walky_talky20** · 04-08-2005, 06:07 PM

This Equalizer is definitely graphic.
A graphic equalizer is one that allows the user to see graphically and control each frequency band. In other words there are multiple filters focused on different points equally spaced across the frequency spectrum. The graphic part just describes the interface - usually sliders - that allow the user to actually "see" the adjustments that are made.

I might be able to get some information for you on this unit as my father is a Toyota Master Technician. He has electrical diagram books for many Toyota and Lexus models. It would be easier if I knew which model it was, but I'll see what I can find.

walky_talky20

**Scouse Monkey** · 04-08-2005, 06:15 PM

Originally Posted by walky_talky20

....my father is a Toyota Master Technician. He has electrical diagram books for many Toyota and Lexus models.

oh no, you just became Boris' best mate!

The thing is kind of graphic - it is mechanically graphic. it doenst have a fancy LED display but you can still see the frequency levels

'old school cool' i say - mount it in you dash!

actually i have to say it look horrible, hide it if you use it!

**0l33l** · 04-08-2005, 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by walky_talky20

This Equalizer is definitely graphic.
A graphic equalizer is one that allows the user to see graphically and control each frequency band. In other words there are multiple filters focused on different points equally spaced across the frequency spectrum. The graphic part just describes the interface - usually sliders - that allow the user to actually "see" the adjustments that are made.

I might be able to get some information for you on this unit as my father is a Toyota Master Technician. He has electrical diagram books for many Toyota and Lexus models. It would be easier if I knew which model it was, but I'll see what I can find.

walky_talky20

Ok. I guess I always assumed that to be a "graphic" eq, it has to have graphics

I stand corrected

Can you ask your dad about the wiring diagrams for the stock AMPs for a 1995 Lexus SC300 w/o Nakamichi system. Antenna extend wire would also help. I'm still debating weather to get rid of the stock amps.

**Scouse Monkey** · 04-08-2005, 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by 0l33l

Ok. I guess I always assumed that to be a "graphic" eq, it has to have graphics

I stand corrected

Can you ask your dad about the wiring diagrams for the stock AMPs for a 1995 Lexus SC300 w/o Nakamichi system. Antenna extend wire would also help. I'm still debating weather to get rid of the stock amps.

haha i knew you would ask that! Walky talky - Boris has you now!!!!