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Published on 09/24/11 at 15:31analog equalizer 20Hz to 20kHz in 31 bands, two channels.
Bandwidth of 10Hz to 50kHz, input / output jack or balanced XLR 6.3.
The cut / boost per band is switchable: 6 or 12dB
Low cut at 40Hz (18dB / octave), the preamplifier gain setting.
Bypass + visualization output level LED bargraph.
UTILIZATION
Simple, no need to book.
SOUND QUALITY
Excellent sound quality, crystal, efficient, no breath!
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 2 years: reliable, robust, simple and effective.
Comparison with other affordable EQ (Behringer, Samson, etc. ..)
and low-end digital EQ =
In sound, the DBX is a little better, but the difference is not obvious.
(NB: the removal of feedback from Behringer is a tricky gadget!)
In home studio, there's no picture, the DBX is really very far ahead!
Confirmed with a spectrum analyzer!
Excellent QP
I would do this choice without any hesitation
Bandwidth of 10Hz to 50kHz, input / output jack or balanced XLR 6.3.
The cut / boost per band is switchable: 6 or 12dB
Low cut at 40Hz (18dB / octave), the preamplifier gain setting.
Bypass + visualization output level LED bargraph.
UTILIZATION
Simple, no need to book.
SOUND QUALITY
Excellent sound quality, crystal, efficient, no breath!
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 2 years: reliable, robust, simple and effective.
Comparison with other affordable EQ (Behringer, Samson, etc. ..)
and low-end digital EQ =
In sound, the DBX is a little better, but the difference is not obvious.
(NB: the removal of feedback from Behringer is a tricky gadget!)
In home studio, there's no picture, the DBX is really very far ahead!
Confirmed with a spectrum analyzer!
Excellent QP
I would do this choice without any hesitation