ULTRAGRAPH PRO FBQ6200HD High-Definition 31-Band Stereo Graphic Equalizer with FBQ Feedback Detection System

Great eq

Great! Thank you!

Seems to be a decent amount of distortion noise in the system, but for the price I really can't complain. Higher quality systems can be five to ten times the price so I'll put up with a bit of a noisy signal. That said I do like the pink noise generator feature combined with feedback detection. It makes it so much quicker for me to find the natural resonance frequencies of a given space and just drop them out.

Excellent equalizer, with very accurate controls, the quality of the frequency cutters is impressive. the input intensity meters are very practical and the input filters have an excellent attenuation range. The overall design is very practical, making it a great addition to any amp rack. no noise just pure signal. It sounds very good.

Well packaged great value

Sounds great with my PA and loud speakers. I may recommend short XLR patch cables to connect this EQ to power amps

I like having all the controls and limiters all in one setup. I purchased this because most places had them out of stock and Amazon had it in stock. The only downside is the power switch is in the back of the unit and should of been in the front.

Good quality. However, I recommend using a PC with a spectral analysis program and a good connected microphone to calibrate the sound in the best way.

Prodotto valido. Silenzioso ed efficace. Utile la funzione segnala eventuali frequenze In risonanza anche se non capisco se è legato all acustica della stanza od è un indicazione empirica.. By pass a relè. Ottimo prodotto

I bought this for live sound purposes to help "tune" the front of house system. Although I haven't officially used it yet for a show, I've tested it in my basement with a downsized sound system set up and have found it to be very useful. The limiter is great. And the feedback detection system was one of the main reasons I bought it (as well as the price). The built in pink noise is very useful. I purchased a frequency detection iPhone app to measure the room sound. It shows me immediately what frequencies could be a problem (where the peaks and dips are). This helps me make EQ adjustments on the Behringer EQ for the room and speakers to try to get a more flat response. I really should get the smaller version of this EQ to for my stage monitors. My only real complaint is a complaint I have about Behringer in general. They don't provide very useful manuals. When I think of a company like Mackie, who write some indepth, very useful manuals, Behringer is lacking. If Behringer products weren't good, I certainly wouldn't buy them. And I certainly wouldn't buy them based on the poor documentation/manuals they provide. But their products are impressive and well worth the price.

Amazon.se sent me a B-Stock, defect. The sliders are horrible, they are stiff and grind. The lamps come on and off. Unbelievable... The unite smells and sounds like it has running for months or end. Behringer would have never released a produkt like this from its factory! I have owned one previously and it worked perfectly. My message to Amazon.se is, once in a while you will run into a pro and you did. Pros buy cheap gear as well. If fact, I am an engineer and electronic technician with 30+ years of experience. That said, you got it wrong this time. Next time I order something, don't ever send me any B-Stock, used or defect BS. If you do, give me a "for parts only" deal and I will fix the crap myself. And for that reason it's a big thumbs down for me!

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Ich hatte mir mal die Zeit genommen und einige namhafte und hochpreisige Highend Anlagen in einem Vorführraum vorspielen lassen und alle hörten sich sehr gut an, aber jede für sich klanglich deutlich verschieden. Wie kann das denn sein, wenn doch alle Highend Anlagen den Klang unverfälscht wiedergeben? Es gibt schlicht und ergreifend keine unverfälschte Klangwiedergabe! Bereits beim Abmischen der Musik im Studio wird das Orginal vielfach klanglich verändert. Die Verstärkerkette bis zu den Lautsprechern und der Raum in dem wir die Musik dann hören verfälschen das Original weiter. Wohl aber den allergrössten Einfluss auf den Klang nehmen unsere Ohren vor. Denn hört man das Original nicht in derselben Lautstärke sondern mit niedrigerer Lautstärke ab -was ja in den allermeisten Fällen im Wohnzimmer so passiert- "verzerrt" unser Gehörempfinden die wahrgenommenen Frequenzen enorm. Dazu kann man sich die entsprechenden Lautheitskurven mal ansehen, die im Bass und Höhenbereich bei leisen Lautstärken Dezibelverluste im zweistelligen Bereich aufweisen. Alles zusammengenommen muss man sich von der Vorstellung lösen es gäbe einen unverfälschten Klang. Letztlich ist entscheidend was klanglich gefällt. Wer also meistens bei Zimmerlautstärke Musik hört, der wird mit einem hoch auflösenden Equalizer, der gezielt Frequenzkorrekturen der Hörkette vornehmen kann, kombiniert mit einer an den Lautheitskurven vorgenommenen gehörrichtigen Lautstärkekorrektur (Loudness) zu sehr guten Hörergebnissen kommen. Bezüglich der Frequenzkorreturen ist der Behringer 6200 ein ganz hervorragendes Gerät und zudem sehr preisgünstig. Ich kann diesen Equalizer uneingeschränkt empfehlen. Bezüglich der gehörrichtigen Lautstärkekorrektur gibt es leider kaum noch Verstärker, die eine wirklich korrekte (!) Loudness vornehmen können. Eine Loudnessfunktion hat der Behringer nicht, wäre aber ein sinnvolles Feature.