What is not a key benefit of the EQ section in the S6000?

The EQ section in the S6000 primarily serves to manipulate and enhance the tonal quality of audio signals. This is achieved through various means such as improving tonal quality and filtering specific frequencies, allowing for precise adjustments that can enhance the overall clarity and character of the sound. Additionally, EQ can be used to shape audio dynamics, which involves managing how different frequencies respond to processing and effects.

However, increasing overall volume is not a key benefit of the EQ section. While it might seem like adjusting EQ settings could lead to a perceived increase in loudness due to alterations in frequency balance, the purpose of the EQ is not to amplify the overall level of the audio signal. Instead, it focuses on the management of frequency content and tonal shaping, rather than simply boosting volume levels.