Jbl 4344 crossover pro#
Jbl 4344 crossover download#

I have had two, both have had fifferent problems. That confusion happens all the time! Anyways, how does the toe jam taste today? hhahaha.ДЄll i meant abour the dcx and it's problems, were reliability issues. Almost cheap enough that you can simply get it for experimentation purposes. (ha! reckon the dcx has a steep learning curve!) So cannot really help you much further.Д«ut yes, check out the dcx. The only comparison between units I have done is the dcx 2496 which, whilst good and excellent value, is not anyway close to the deqx. I have an active four way with two pairs of subs, run by two deqx units.

Jbl 4344 crossover download#

The GUI with that (free download from the behringer site) is real intuitive and easy to use, I think anyone would find it a cinch to use and just forget the manual. It is the computer interface (when used between the computer and the unit you use the old RS 232 link, or whatever it is called) There is a much better way yo go, and can be done without an actual unit, ie you can just play with it on your computer and get the feel.

Jbl 4344 crossover pro#

If you use the manual, arrgghhh, forget it! Being a bit of pro gear it presupposes a lot of knowledge from the user.ДЄnd it is really confusing to use the front panel of the unit. I think it was frantz that mentioned a steep learning curve? I would agree to a degree naturalee haha. Tome delay, (limited but substantial) eq. And, if you fear the results of the behringer in the main chain (fair enough) I would have no problems on subs. I have not had a lot of luck with the dcx, guess that goes with the territory.cheaper price means maybe more quality control problems? Get a unit that works and is stable, then yeah go for it. I'm pretty sure REW has just added the dcx 2496 to the supported units. But even with separates, bi-amping can lower distortion significantly. But to me the overwhelming advantage, as implemented in the Mackies anyway, is that the woofer cone's motion can be included within the power amp's feedback loop to reduce distortion by a significant amount.

Also, the power amps will be well matched to the speakers, they won't have a fan, and the wires from amp to speaker are shorter which improves damping. And bi-amping offers more ways to optimize the crossover performance because it uses active rather than passive components. That system uses a Rane active crossover.ДЄctive speakers are typically bi-amped, which often yields a cleaner sound with less distortion. And in my home studio (different room and system) I have large old-school JBL speakers which are bi-amped with just over 1 KW from a pair of Crown PowerBase amplifiers. In my living room home theater I use Mackie 624 active speakers, which are bi-amped. As Don said, if you have a sub you most likely have an active crossover there.