Brad123 Posted August 22, 2008 Share Posted August 22, 2008 For Your Crossover, I would DEFINETLY recommend getting ahold of the DBX Driverack PA's. I own one of these and it's great! It's your X-Over, RTA, EQ, COMP, LIMITER and a whole lot more all in one digital unit. If you set it up well enough, you can save your system setting in it for next time... Definetly worth a look at. I'm looking at buying a second one or even upgrading to the Driverack 260... I'd definately upgrade to the 260 and skip getting another driverack PA. Do a search to find out why they're really not popular. I use the 260 which is great in pretty much every way. Good call, I think I shall take your advice there, I've used them before and had my eye on one for a while now :D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lxfarmer Posted August 24, 2008 Share Posted August 24, 2008 "I own a couple of the FBQ3102 EQ's and I must admit I'm happy with them for the price, they're fader's are smoother than I expected and they've come quite a way from the old GEQ3102's, that's for sure.." I think from reading this there is obviously some variation in the Behringer FBQ3102's. I had one and will never touch anything EQ orientated from Behringer again as a result. It was absolutely fine, really quiet etc. until you moved even just one of the sliders off 0db, in either a + or - directions, as soon as you did this all you could hear was a background hiss. Which probably would go un-noticed in a band situation but I was using this for pantomimes and musicals and was absolutely not acceptable. Paul Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brad123 Posted August 24, 2008 Share Posted August 24, 2008 "I own a couple of the FBQ3102 EQ's and I must admit I'm happy with them for the price, they're fader's are smoother than I expected and they've come quite a way from the old GEQ3102's, that's for sure.." I think from reading this there is obviously some variation in the Behringer FBQ3102's. I had one and will never touch anything EQ orientated from Behringer again as a result. It was absolutely fine, really quiet etc. until you moved even just one of the sliders off 0db, in either a + or - directions, as soon as you did this all you could hear was a background hiss. Which probably would go un-noticed in a band situation but I was using this for pantomimes and musicals and was absolutely not acceptable. Paul I will admit, I've only really used them on bands and comedy (Kevin Bloody Wilson etc,)... Never attempted drama with them... Although I have a production coming up... Might give it a shot... Aside from that, no worries with hiss... However I do find the GEO3102's awful... They sound really muddy in the mid's and I've had a lot of hiss issues with them... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
johndenim Posted August 25, 2008 Share Posted August 25, 2008 I'd be tempted to try the rig without any external crossovers first. The Dynacord has a half decent parametric EQ, you may find you don't need another? John Denim. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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