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>I would suggest playing out of the soundboard at line level.

I don't get your point, I need the mixing panel for my mic's to be at line
level.
And I just attach the main-out to the line in on my recorder.

Just to put it in simple words, the sound gets recorded flat (no EQ)
but at play-back it does get the EQ causing to overload some (most)
frequencies,
this will result in everything to sound f*cked-up => not a good thing.

I just need a solution for this ...

Maybe something to consider is to make some kind of adjustment to rockbox to
also have the EQ on the monitor when recording, so you can adjust it on the
mixing panel at the same time.
Is this possible ? Or are there alternatives ?

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