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RE: 3 way XO- Behringer or DBX, or...?

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In Reply to: RE: 3 way XO- Behringer or DBX, or...? posted by HiOnFi on October 08, 2010 at 12:55:38

Hey bonehead....

Read your original bozo post

You post lacks information

What is your question?

If you want to control a system actively 3way stereo then simply go
out and buy a 3way stereo xover or use the xovers you have MONO 3way
and one active xover per channel

Both the DBX and the Behringer are 2way stereo or 3way mono

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RE: 3 way XO- Behringer or DBX, or...? - HiOnFi 12:05:15 10/12/10 (1)
The problem with both is that neither is a true 2 way stereo, or 3 way mono. Both offer adjustable XO and volume for the mids, but both only provide volume control of the high frequencies. Buyer beware.

Now DBX does have a 234XL which is supposed to be a true 3 way, and Behringer offers the DCX 2496, but both are considerably more expensive.
- RE: 3 way XO- Behringer or DBX, or...? - Pro Sound Guy 06:56:29 10/13/10 (0)
  Well having steep slopes is the key so you have no phase issues
  Linkwitz Riley @24db per octave slopes should be minimum
  
  Since you are running pro equipment why not have better control and slope
  choices and better bandwidth overlap control and use a DBX driverack?
  
  You have 31band eq/parametric eq/slope choices/bandwidth choices/compression/limiter etc
  You can run pink noise and use a measurment mic and really dial those maggies in
  
  There is better driveracks then the pa model but they will cost you
  much more money
  
  I have a DBX driverack pa, and I use RANE active xovers on my pro sound gear
  - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIMqCDW5ZXc (Open in New Window)

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