Behringer Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1124P

Many people use this great device to hunt down feedback on the PA systems.
Back in 2002, I looked up the features of the 1124P's Parametric Eq capabilities and decided to use it to to work on the frequencies that my two 31 band Graphic Eq's didn't handle.

After I adjusted the Parametric Eq's, my guitar sounds were further enhanced for the better.

It's not hard to program, but it's slightly difficult, so you're definitely going to need to go thru the owners manual to get this device to do its magic to yours sounds.

The device has only 10 programs for the user to use for different Eq curve settings.

I have the different Eq curves to handle an Acoustic/ Electic guitar sound, one for clean electric guitar sounds, one for my acoustic guitar simulator/ Modeler, one for Classic Rock, 80's Hair Metal and one for Thrash sounds .

If you really want or need a Parametric Eq, this is an excellent device to help you zero in on your sound .

1U model Rackcable

Allows the paper to avoid larsens and can be used parametric EQ

100% digital (level effect)

UTILIZATION

The setup is a little laborious, I primarily used as parametric EQ and time (student) is the price that convinced me ...



Furthermore only a screen to display the settings it is difficult to navigate in the final EQ curve. Strongly recommended that a graph next to know where we are ...

SOUND QUALITY

I use a really small home studio and I did not notice any distortion sound (since AD ​​conversion required), so on this point I find it much

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for quite a while now, I seem to have bought around 2005 and never any trouble or anything. Always satisfied for the moment.



I like being able to have 12 Savable configurations and can be recalled easily using the main dial.



With experience I think I would have taken a graphic EQ to the lack of readability.