[John Ashman]

I have one PDC-P black open box DEQX procecessor for $2700

E-mail me if you have questions.  Available on a 60-day, no questions asked return policy.  john@adnm.com

[John Ashman]

#1 is sold.

#2 is still available ^

Thanks!

[Bingenito]

have two models of the DEQX for sale, one is a dealer demo (I want the preamp version) and one is a customer return from a 60 day trial (he took only 30) who found out his speakers weren't the right design for the processor (this I suspected, but we both wanted to see if it would work).

Not trying to cause any trouble but can you elaborate on the design that was not right for the processor?

[John Ashman]

Well, I shouldn't say "not right", more like not optimum.  However, results and personal taste vary.  The main issue is that it is a line array and those are very difficult to measure if you want to use the driver frequency response function.  I don't usually recommend that function for line arrays as it's hard to get a good read.  For line arrays, you want to mainly use it as a high-end crossover, room EQ and parametric EQ, not to try to deal with microscopic FR enhancement - too hard to do unless you have a small baffle point source.

[Bingenito]

Makes sense.

Thank you

[Rick Craig]

Well, I shouldn't say "not right", more like not optimum.  However, results and personal taste vary.  The main issue is that it is a line array and those are very difficult to measure if you want to use the driver frequency response function.  I don't usually recommend that function for line arrays as it's hard to get a good read.  For line arrays, you want to mainly use it as a high-end crossover, room EQ and parametric EQ, not to try to deal with microscopic FR enhancement - too hard to do unless you have a small baffle point source.

I appreciate your honesty. Is it possible that you could put me in touch with this person so I could discuss his experience with the unit?

Rick

[John Ashman]

bump!