In another thread, Mr. Chase posted the following:
I own a really old M&K sub (circa 1989). It's amp has since died but the 12" driver is still in good shape. Well, actually, M&K replaced that driver several years ago so I think it still works. Anyway, as M&K is no longer in business, it seems that the only option to bring this old sub back into service is to buy some aftermarket amp for it. However, I always suspected that M&K (and other subs manufacturers) added some hard wired eq'ing to shape the response curve for the sub. And I suspect that this eq'ing is not replicated in commonly available sub amps.
Any advice on how I should go about this amp replacement? Should I just pick an amp put and buy an eq or is there a better way?
Originally posted by craigsub
Any advice on how I should go about this amp replacement? Should I just pick an amp put and buy an eq or is there a better way?
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