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do many of you guys use graphic equilizers with your amps.if so whats the benefits and is there downsides,and recc some thanks guys
 
geposted Fri 20 Feb 09 @ 4:32 pm
I use the Behringer FBQ-1502. I like Behringer EQs because they have separate outputs for sub woofers. I would encourage anyone who is serious about quality live sound to invest in an EQ.
 
funny was just looking at one of those on ebay lol.are they easy to set up say to a crown amp.will it fit into my case with my amp.new set up two fbt 700watt speakers and crown xti4000 will it make a huge difference
 
This particular EQ is 19" rack mount compatible. As for setting up, don't tweek things too far. Fast and dirty explanation goes like this. 15 bands, far left 5 bands=lower frequency controls. Middle 5 bands=mid range frequency controls. Far right 5 band=high frequency controls. If you have any one band all the way up, or down, something is not set up right somewhere. There are also gain adjustments. Do not tweek them to much either. It can get real complicated, if you let it, so keep it simple and easy.
 
so is it just from your outputs on amp into eq.looking at the front of this eq what are those four small buttons beside the gains.will it give much difference to my sound considering my low highs and middles on my rmx ect
 
No, out of mixer, into EQ, out of EQ into AMP, out of amp, into speakers. One switch is a bypass. It turns off the EQ signal. One is a feedback detect, it helps with setting up the mic. Another is a lowpass. The last lowers the DB output.
 
terry is spot on on his advice mate and the set up, i've always used an equaliser even with the black stuff, would feel as if i'm missing a limb if i didn't have one.
 


Money well spent with multiple configuration saving capability.
For the most part I run everything but the mids flat.
 
terry is that from top left to right what the buttons do.and to get it right in my head its 1/4 inch jacks to input on eq the from out on eq ti in on my amp.cause when theese leads go in they are staying in to stop damage lol.really thinking of getting one to finish my upgrading of my gesr.thanks for the help guys great as usual.tayla loving your paddys day clipbanks goina have all us paddys laughing whilsgt getting extremely drunk on our paddys day whoa
 
glad you like, will sort some more before hand, so keep checking in... lol
 
will do mate thanks.
 
djstaffy wrote :
terry is that from top left to right what the buttons do.and to get it right in my head its 1/4 inch jacks to input on eq the from out on eq ti in on my amp.cause when theese leads go in they are staying in to stop damage lol.really thinking of getting one to finish my upgrading of my gesr.thanks for the help guys great as usual.tayla loving your paddys day clipbanks goina have all us paddys laughing whilsgt getting extremely drunk on our paddys day whoa


Sorry I don't remember the exact layout of the buttons..I'm too lazy to step out to my studio to check... ;-)
 
lol im in bed meself thanks for heads up .
 
Google search the Behringer site..I imagine they have some nice info on that EQ there....
 
Hey Staffy

I was lookin for a new amp and couldnt decide between the QSC3602 and the Crown XTI 4000. A few posts back. I was goin for the QSC when the guy demonstrated the Crown for me. If you get it hooked up to your lappy you can download software from Crown that lets you get into the DSP and guess what amongst other things "Its got a rather flexible EQ built into the DSP". I purchaced the Crown and ime lovin it. I think I have become a convert. Sorry QSC.

Daz
 


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