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Quick Start Guide
Bass Maximization Technology – Maybe more than once in a lifetime,
you may ask yourself, “Why would I need to restore bass?” The truth
is that during the recording process and in the compression process
as well as through the various streaming algorithms, low frequency
information can be “mixed” down or filtered out. It’s not that record-
ing engineers are out to get you; in fact they are looking out for
your best interests and are concerned that many speaker systems
cannot handle “truly” low bass information.
The patented circuit inside The Epicenter Micro is designed to
reproduce the low frequency information by looking at the upper
frequency ranges and detecting musical harmonics. These harmon-
ics then allow The Epicenter Micro to drop down a few octaves and
reproduce the “missing” bass notes.
The bottom line is that The Epicenter technology gives you deep,
prodigious, body shuddering, heart stopping bass.
Pro Tip: Looking at this graph above, you can see that the Epicenter looks at the
higher frequencies to create the effect and ramps up the effect as it moves
down the frequency spectrum. When a Low Pass only signal is used, the
Epicenter doesn’t get that much signal to work with and loses some of the
impact that we designed it to have.
30Hz 60Hz 90Hz 120Hz 150Hz 180Hz
Fundamental
(First Harmonic)
Second
Harmonic
Third
Harmonic
Fourth
Harmonic
Studio / Compression Rolloff
The Story Behind The Epicenter Micro
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