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Re: Behringer DSP8024 - How good is it really?

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Hi,

> It's a great design idea that was poorly executed
> and with crappy parts

Most of the key parts are the same as used by all the other in the business.

> If your system has high enough resolving power you
> will notice the jitter and harshness imparted to the sound.

If you operate the EQ digital only than you have to connect it correctly to avoid jitter. The manual is not comprehensive in this context. If you use the EQ analog then, in stock condition it does impart a certain (small) degree of electronic sheen.

Note my comments apply ONLY to the earlier version of the DSP8024, the version currently sold cheaply appears to have altered circuits and parts, as well as a different firmware.

> It's also difficult to make it work properly
> without overloading the input and other things like that.

This is your inability to ensure correct matching, nothing to blame on the EQ. User error. Any digital equalisation system will suffer similar problems, as will any analog EQ if not used sensibly. You cannot boost a EQ slider 16db and expect the thing not to clip if the level prior to the boosting was "0db"...

> I would love to have the same sort of device only of truly
> audiophile quality, made by someone who really understands
> how to do digital.

Go buy an Accuphase.

Sayonara


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