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  • cottocotto

    Behringer Sonic Exciter SX3040Published on 06/23/08 at 06:04
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    See manufacturer

    UTILIZATION

    Simple Config
    Manual light
    SERIES in between console and amp for example (jack6.35 or XLR)

    SOUND QUALITY

    Amliore much the bass and treble
    amliore lightweight: a little more warmth and clarity, but it breaks no bricks but hey I have been given I will not do the difficult

    OVERALL OPINION

    Limit a useful gadget limit you to see
  • Anonymous

    Behringer Sonic Exciter SX3040Published on 01/16/09 at 03:23
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Boost the bass without going through a tedious settle equailiser

    cre of harmonics on the treble

    clarifies a human voice

    even double module => STREO be L / R, or two separate entry

    Rackable

    UTILIZATION

    Simple manual, 5 minutes Getting Started

    clearly, the trick is for those who do not want to spend hours on an equalizer, those who have a home studio semi pro.

    for those who rock, metal, ca boost the bass, li good amp, the result dchire

    for teckno or electro or tribe, installed between the mixer and the amp, it's enough create a sound system (anti larsen advice!) Wild!

    for classical music, filter out the sounds pure trs (violin, harp ...) to get out a clear
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    Boost the bass without going through a tedious settle equailiser

    cre of harmonics on the treble

    clarifies a human voice

    even double module => STREO be L / R, or two separate entry

    Rackable

    UTILIZATION

    Simple manual, 5 minutes Getting Started

    clearly, the trick is for those who do not want to spend hours on an equalizer, those who have a home studio semi pro.

    for those who rock, metal, ca boost the bass, li good amp, the result dchire

    for teckno or electro or tribe, installed between the mixer and the amp, it's enough create a sound system (anti larsen advice!) Wild!

    for classical music, filter out the sounds pure trs (violin, harp ...) to get out a clear

    Personally, I installed downstream of my mixer, I have my three knobs high, mid and low that allow me to mix the way I want.
    downstream excite me maintain my paramtres gnraux and 6 buttons, I instantly corrects any nuance that might appear.

    Attention is not an equalizer is, you can put one downstream, but at the risk of losing the harmonic functions of acute

    SOUND QUALITY

    Own effects and awesome, turn your speakers woofer and tweeter sounds reworked

    report quality price => there's no better
    rack, consider putting it up, finish: average, standard Behring
    between jack and XLR pairs possibility "virtual output by fiddling between 4 mono and Stereo

    big +: the table with double mix between auxiliary output, with possibility of cords Y rinjecter Berhinger the sound of the table and shuffled to the original sound => ca transforms a small group of Scud in zic! or cre effects HALL friendly enough

    OVERALL OPINION

    3 months of use
    Nothing to say
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  • Audiofanzine FRAudiofanzine FR

    Behringer Sonic Exciter SX3040Published on 03/08/09 at 22:58
    (Originally written by barbilux/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
    It's sort of like a low/high EQ but it's a bit more sophisticated than that. An EQ amplifies high frequencies, the SX3040 creates them! It generates second-order overtones using the existing frequencies. The effect is more subtle than an EQ.

    The device also allows you to precisely shape the low frequency range.

    Two-way mono operation, which means fully independent processing and bypass.

    UTILIZATION

    The black dot on the chrome knobs should be more clearly visible so that I can write down my settings.

    The device looks good and it has a good finish.

    I use it with TRS jacks. The signal to noise ratio is ok. …
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    (Originally written by barbilux/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
    It's sort of like a low/high EQ but it's a bit more sophisticated than that. An EQ amplifies high frequencies, the SX3040 creates them! It generates second-order overtones using the existing frequencies. The effect is more subtle than an EQ.

    The device also allows you to precisely shape the low frequency range.

    Two-way mono operation, which means fully independent processing and bypass.

    UTILIZATION

    The black dot on the chrome knobs should be more clearly visible so that I can write down my settings.

    The device looks good and it has a good finish.

    I use it with TRS jacks. The signal to noise ratio is ok. But boosting high frequencies always amplifies (white) noise too!

    SOUND QUALITY

    It's certainly a good device for mastering and public address applications but I use it for recording and mixing. I use it mainly to add clarity to my vocal mic but also to shape the bass adding it subharmonics. It's also good for drums.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I've been using it for about six months with my DAW.

    Very good value for money.
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