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I guess I need to rephrase my question because I've seemed to miss the mark the first time (prolly cuz I mentioned my disappointing demo five yrs ago; nuff said, it was pilot error).Ok here goes: Would any of you who use the DEQX today buy it if you were keeping your current stereo preamp (i.e just as an active speaker crossover). Tyson, you specifically said you needed to sell your current pre, etc to fund this thing and that's at 50% off MSRP. Did you try it with the pre? My assumption is that your current system is sounding better partially cuz the DEQX is significant xover improvement over the modded Behringer; just wondering how much the pre function adds or detracts, especially if sources aren't all pure-digital feeds. The pre function certainly is part of the DEQX cost.
One option you might consider is the version of the DEQX that does not come with the preamp section. It's less expensive, and might be a better fit for what you are looking to do. Although I don't see it on their site anymore, I know they made a model like that in the recent past.
One option you might consider is the version of the DEQX that does not come with the preamp section.
, transformers at the amp input is a better place to put the tx then on the preamp out, but the difference is minor
For reasons of limited linear digital range the volume control must be located after the DSP to maximize bit resolution.