[klh]

I was just looking at the Behringer website and saw they have the  FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO FBQ2496 coming out in the second quarter of 2005. Do you think it will be more usefull than the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO DSP1124P for the purpose of taming the frequency response of an infinite baffle sub? They also have the ULTRA LINEAR REFERENCE AMPLIFIER A500 coming out at the same time. Too bad it won't have more power... maybe a more powerful model will come out a little while later. Lastly, do any of you have experience with the EUROPOWER 2500 amplifer? Is the fan loud? What other amps would be good (and quiet) yet reasonably priced?

[jermmd]

From the web site:

The FBQ2496 is the fastest (>0.2 sec.) and the only 96 kHz Feedback Suppressor on the market. Using an ultra-fast feedback detection algorithm, it automatically and “intelligently” locates up to 20 feedback frequencies per channel and sets extremely narrow notch filters to “destroy” them, leaving the remainder of the signal virtually untouched. Easy does it: with the “Set-and-Forget” default setting plus the Panic button, your FEEDBACK DESTROYER can be up and running in no time! The auto mode continuously monitors the mix, resetting programmed filters automatically, while the manual mode allows individual setting of up to 40 fully parametric filters with frequency, bandwidth and gain adjustment. Open MIDI architecture means that future software updates and flexible communication with digital equipment are a no-brainer. With its various modes you can master just about any live sound situation or use it as a creative sound-shaping tool.

 The DSP1124P locates feedback frequencies immediately and sets extremely narrow notch filters to “destroy” them, leaving the remainder of the signal virtually untouched. With its various modes you can master just about any live sound situation or use it as a creative sound-shaping tool with 24 bands of fully parametric equalization. Now with 24-bit A/D and D/A converters.

Joe M.