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great processing but no longer accepts Memory card
The Ultradrive Speaker processor has great processing power, but no longer accepts PCMCIA memory cards. With a compact flash or SD Card adapter, which allowed quick and easy transfer and backup of settings - now you have to use a laptop.
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A good unit for your money
I'm not the most experienced sound eng, but this system really helped me get a much clearer sound.
The functions are great, the firmware installed works well. The software to connect to PC is not the best one, outdated and complicated.
Connects via serial port only, you need a adaptor to USB and the connection is not stable at all, crashes past 30mins. EQ, delays, compressor and limiter all work perfect but sometimes if configured via PC the device doesn't apply all the parameters.
You can perfectly use all functions on the hardware screen itself, but it takes more time. I don't know if it's possible to use 3rd party software to apply configuration, if anybody knows please let me know.
Sound quality is great and I/O robust, all XLR plugs and pins are golden and solid.
The device is robust and well built but it could have more outputs, a 8 channel would have been great!
Overall a good equipment worth the money to an entry level professional audio experience. Perfect for installment on mobile gigs, bars, or small clubs.
The functions are great, the firmware installed works well. The software to connect to PC is not the best one, outdated and complicated.
Connects via serial port only, you need a adaptor to USB and the connection is not stable at all, crashes past 30mins. EQ, delays, compressor and limiter all work perfect but sometimes if configured via PC the device doesn't apply all the parameters.
You can perfectly use all functions on the hardware screen itself, but it takes more time. I don't know if it's possible to use 3rd party software to apply configuration, if anybody knows please let me know.
Sound quality is great and I/O robust, all XLR plugs and pins are golden and solid.
The device is robust and well built but it could have more outputs, a 8 channel would have been great!
Overall a good equipment worth the money to an entry level professional audio experience. Perfect for installment on mobile gigs, bars, or small clubs.
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fr the price its for sure the best you can get, but after having it for a whle someof the pieces do get used pretty fast, but overall its a pretty good product.
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Very configurable, well featured with digital input options
I use this to feed a number of amplifiers for different types of speakers in a small venue. It's very configurable and has AES/EBU if you wish to use digital inputs. Great value for the price
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A lot of functions in a processor
It has all the functions I could think of, or even use. The only thing is that the user interface is a bit unclear to work with.
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Does the job
I got 3 of these and have been using it for about 4-5 years now. On 2 of these units, 1 to 2 of the output have a static sound so im left with 4 to 5 usable outs. Apart from that all is good.
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Impossible to get better for the money.
Having used this unit to run full 3way PA systems and then the very same unit a week later to run a 2way monitor set-up, it preforms faultlessly.
2 years in, no issues as yet so build quality is really good too. Doesn't sound as good as BSS or XTA units i have used for obvious reasons but is just as easy to use.
As the title suggests. For the money (or in fact anything double its price) you cannot go wrong.
2 years in, no issues as yet so build quality is really good too. Doesn't sound as good as BSS or XTA units i have used for obvious reasons but is just as easy to use.
As the title suggests. For the money (or in fact anything double its price) you cannot go wrong.
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Standard Behringer - great price/functionality, compromise on quality/sound
Great functionality, outstanding for the price. Quality suffers a bit in terms of robustness and sound quality.
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