DBX166a - Is it Brickwall?

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DBX166a - Is it Brickwall?

#1 Post by netwerks »

I've a friend who has an extra amp and wants to lay a sub or two in his home system. (he loves to crank it while drinking). Of course I explained if he goes with horns, he'll need a limiter in the signal chain to compensate for his heavy attenuation habits.

Question: Is the dbx166a sutable for brickwall limiting BFM cabs?

I see them used on ebay for <$100.

Anything else that would be work in that price range? Needs to be balanced, preferably XLR.

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99% of the time, things that aren't already being done aren't being done because they don't work. The other 1% is split evenly between fools and geniuses.

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BrentEvans wrote:Yes.

Info found here.

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Zack Brock wrote:
BrentEvans wrote:Yes.

Info found here.

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He could have said RTFM. :lol:

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Bill Fitzmaurice wrote: He could have said RTFM. :lol:
But where's the fun in that? :hyper:
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hahaha. dude, manuals are awesome. I used to hate them. Now I'll read them on the bus!

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I found the manual...ironically the term brickwall was never used once. :wall:

Bad week.

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sine143 wrote:hahaha. dude, manuals are awesome. I used to hate them. Now I'll read them on the bus!

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