Behringer DEQ2496
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Behringer DEQ2496
Seems like a sweet unit. So really all you need to EQ a room is this and the ECM8000? No laptop with RTA software anymore. Anyone using one here?
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
I have one and still trying to figure it out. I have yet to get the mic. But am using it like my 31 band.
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I have 2. I use them every time. The peq, the geq, limiters and compression. I haven't used the rta in a long time. I have a flat curve for the rig I run, I punch it up and tweak to taste.
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
How about for non-PA use like on a home system? Will it automatically sense non-balanced loads, like fron RCA plugs from home systems?
In a situation where you may have done some cuts, are you able to bring the overall gain back up to a similar SPL before the EQing?
In a situation where you may have done some cuts, are you able to bring the overall gain back up to a similar SPL before the EQing?
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That's pretty simple with it. I don't think it will auto adjust for unbalanced lines. I know lots of ht guys use the DCX2496 xover, which is the companion piece. No reason it wouldn't work in that application.
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
Yes to all. I think it does auto adjust for unbalanced. It is in the manual IIRC (available for download from the Behringer website).coolhandjjl wrote:How about for non-PA use like on a home system? Will it automatically sense non-balanced loads, like fron RCA plugs from home systems?
In a situation where you may have done some cuts, are you able to bring the overall gain back up to a similar SPL before the EQing?
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Yes.coolhandjjl wrote: In a situation where you may have done some cuts, are you able to bring the overall gain back up to a similar SPL before the EQing?
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
I just found a review where they guy made some RCA/XLR connectors. (I guess he wasn't near a Rad Shack)
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/e ... ve2496.htm
So I guess this thing is great for home and on the road!
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http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/e ... ve2496.htm
So I guess this thing is great for home and on the road!
Thanks for all the help!
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All the Radio Shacks in my area no longer stock items to make your own cables and connectors. If the Radio Shack is still open, all they have become is a glorified cell phone store. What a waste.coolhandjjl wrote:I just found a review where they guy made some RCA/XLR connectors. (I guess he wasn't near a Rad Shack)
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
Yep, it is a nice piece of kit. See paragraph 5.2 (p.19) in the DEQ manual for description of auto-correct levels when connected to unbalanced equipment (home audio).
I made my own XLR to RCA adapters for using the DEQ at home, cost me just a few € each. Cold and ground wired together to the ring, hot to the tip.
Some people have reported issues due to failing power supplies and DOA units. My first one was DOA, got a replacement and that one hasn't failed me yet.
I made my own XLR to RCA adapters for using the DEQ at home, cost me just a few € each. Cold and ground wired together to the ring, hot to the tip.
Some people have reported issues due to failing power supplies and DOA units. My first one was DOA, got a replacement and that one hasn't failed me yet.
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So are commercially available adapters are not correct, I need to make my own?AntonZ wrote:Yep, it is a nice piece of kit. See paragraph 5.2 (p.19) in the DEQ manual for description of auto-correct levels when connected to unbalanced equipment (home audio).
I made my own XLR to RCA adapters for using the DEQ at home, cost me just a few € each. Cold and ground wired together to the ring, hot to the tip.
What type of XLR mic cord does the Behringer ECM8000 mic need?Is it a male to female? Male to male?
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
I do not know, as I have never purchased these adapters. If you purchase you can ask the seller how the adapter is wired.coolhandjjl wrote:So are commercially available adapters are not correct, I need to make my own?AntonZ wrote:I made my own XLR to RCA adapters for using the DEQ at home, cost me just a few € each. Cold and ground wired together to the ring, hot to the tip.
Standard mic cable, male to female.What type of XLR mic cord does the Behringer ECM8000 mic need?Is it a male to female? Male to male?
Re: Behringer DEQ2496
just picked up a deq and was wondering if the limiter functionality was adequate enough or if i would still need to spring for the companion dcx?
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Re: Behringer DEQ2496
If Leland is using it, it prolly is.juicewon wrote:just picked up a deq and was wondering if the limiter functionality was adequate enough or if i would still need to spring for the companion dcx?
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IIRC, the DEQ does not have a limiter function. The DCX does.juicewon wrote:just picked up a deq and was wondering if the limiter functionality was adequate enough or if i would still need to spring for the companion dcx?
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