Question

What is Q factor on a stereo?

Answer 1

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The Q factor is the width of a frequency the lower the Q factor the wider the frequency the higher Q the more narrow it gets in other words if you only want to push or cut 100Hz use a very high Q if you want to effect the frequencies just below 100Hz and just above 100Hz as well as 100Hz use a lower Q factor.

Answer 2

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Q – (Also called “Q Factor”) – Stands for “Quality Factor,” defining the bandwidth of frequencies that will be affected by an equalizer. The lower the Q, the broader the bandwidth curve of frequencies that will be boosted or cut. ... This often results in additional random frequencies in the sound, often heard as noise.