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and organ sounds and was widely used in light music from the 1940s and into the 1960s

extra pre-filter and post-filter nonlinear components (using transistor-based or tube-based technologies)

setting it up is actually a very quick process and provides excellent results as the EQ curves themselves are very gentle…and the use of parallel equalizing to obtain the desired response makes it have an exceptionally low phase deviation and negligible artifacts to produce a very natural effect

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