[ttan98]

Rick,

This is the first time post here. I believe you have some experience with DEQX and also extensive experience in x-over design.

I am thinking of get one DEQX(not cheap), my speaker system is curently using DCX2496(cheap), do you think this would be a path to follow in order to improve the overall sound quality. Will the sound quality improvement be dramatic or just different? What if I just design a passive x-over(still bi or triamp) to replace the DCX would this option(much cheaper) be as good option to follow?

Thanks for your time.

[Rick Craig]

Rick,

This is the first time post here. I believe you have some experience with DEQX and also extensive experience in x-over design.

I am thinking of get one DEQX(not cheap), my speaker system is curently using DCX2496(cheap), do you think this would be a path to follow in order to improve the overall sound quality. Will the sound quality improvement be dramatic or just different? What if I just design a passive x-over(still bi or triamp) to replace the DCX would this option(much cheaper) be as good option to follow?

Thanks for your time.

The DEQX is a great unit and in my opinion worth the extra cost over the Behringer - more flexibility, better connectivity. I think it's best for line arrays or multi-way designs where you'll really take advantage of what it can do.

[ttan98]

Thanks for your response, my current DCX2496 is giving me sound I am fairly happy with, I am wondering whether it will be MAJOR leap forward in sound quality if I use the DEQX. Your answer is there is.

An alternative is to modify the DCX and I heard there is a major improvement in sound quality. I am tossing up whether I should go through this path or buy a DEQX which costs at least 10 times the price of DCX.

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