Originally Posted by
Edwardlon
Cheers Paul. Let me keep this in mind please, in particular the cx3400. For now still playing around in the all digital domain and want to explore room correction filters next. Clearly the main advantage of the Behringers is that no computer required and a much more intuitive way of doing things.
There was a guy at the last Scalford show (in 2017) that used 3-way Behringers in an active setup which sounded brilliant. Was that you?
no, haven't been to scalford for a few years now. All the original horn guys, Steve included, were in the early days of scalford. I think you need to be careful with room correction, it can take the life out of the music. All this transparent accurate bollocks doesn't always work best.
I got the behringers out earlier and they are mint, only used them briefly before getting the deqx. Still in the plastic bags in the boxes.
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