What makes this model better than previous models. This seems like a toned-down version with less features than previous Behringer enhancers ?
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This is designed to replicate the aphex aural exciter with big bottom control. It is similar in purpose to the bbe sonic maximizer but there is more knobs to play with to get the desired result. However, more knobs doesn't exactly mean better, so if you like simplicity then this is not for you. Despite the website it is better for instrument rigs--for home theater it is useless imho.
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Don't know. Didn't have previous model. I'm happy with it. Sounds pretty good too me. I'm not a professional. Didn't even know what it was supposed to do when I bought it. I like it.
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I am very impressed with this mixer and the built-FX. AFAIK they are all based on Behringer's studio-grade 24-bit Multi-FX engine, which gives you 100 ( 0 through 99) digital effect presets such as delay, chorus and reverb and combinations thereof. The Xenyx preamps have a low noise floor and the 3-band EQ is quite smooth, warm and plessing for my home studio appli ation. Hope this helps.
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I'd be willing to guess that Behringer buys these same units from the same factory, puts their name on them and marks them up $20. Then again this is only my guess.- Jay
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There's actually a difference. The treble around 10k Hz was reworked to not be so piercing, and the low bass got some work as well. Nothing major, but as far as sound goes, there are tiny changes based on previous feedback by customers.
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I get terrible sound with my hearing aids. The quality through the Behringer is much improved. The quality & volumes of the signals between HD & low def is nearly unbearable. This set-up give me almost normal sound for movies & music.From the back of the TV I use RCA outs to the EQ. I use a Y jack plugged into the equalizer. I then have a headphone cord to my Bose noise reduction headphones with a volume roller snapped in. This allows me to constantly control the volume to the headphones as well as set the EQ to the best quality my ears can hear.When I travel I use a small rechargeable headphone amp with a built in EQ. I get terrible sound with my hearing aids. The quality through the Behringer is much improved. The quality & volumes of the signals between HD & low def is nearly unbearable. This set-up give me almost normal sound for movies & music.From the back of the TV I use RCA outs to the EQ. I use a Y jack plugged into the equalizer. I then have a headphone cord to my Bose noise reduction headphones with a volume roller snapped in. This allows me to constantly control the volume to the headphones as well as set the EQ to the best quality my ears can hear.When I travel I use a small... » Read More I get terrible sound with my hearing aids. The quality through the Behringer is much improved. The quality & volumes of the signals between HD & low def is nearly unbearable. This set-up give me almost normal sound for movies & music.From the back of the TV I use RCA outs to the EQ. I use a Y jack plugged into the equalizer. I then have a headphone cord to my Bose noise reduction headphones with a volume roller snapped in. This allows me to constantly control the volume to the headphones as well as set the EQ to the best quality my ears can hear.When I travel I use a small rechargeable headphone amp with a built in EQ. « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with Behringer myself, but I've owned two M-Audio Interfaces: an earlier model which I gave to a friend (still working today) and then this M-Track2 Model. The quality in both product and recording is unsurpassable in the price range. M-Audio makes a solid product that is easy to use and (in my opinion) a very professional looking piece of equipment. I used Audacity, the M-Track2, and the MXL 770 Cardioid Condenser Microphone, to record some vocals and then imported the files into FL Studio. Without any effects or touch ups, the vocals came out clean, thick, and crisp. I use a pop filter too, but regardless, I love M-Audio products. Hope this helps some? Lol I go on rants and don't know if I actually say anything useful.
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I use this one, its actually pretty good for the money. Behringer X V-AMP Amplifier/Multi-Effects Processor
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If it sounds better or not is subjective to the opinion(s) of each listener, if you're not happy with the sound I'd suggest getting an Equalizer so you can contour the sound it puts out to satisfy your taste. The unit itself works great and has proven to be dependable so far.
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Much better. You won't be disappointed. There are tons of sound presets to suit your tastes, plus 4 presets that you can fully customize. Even without any enabled the sound quality is still better thanks to the Wolfson DAC in the device.
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alan's post is it in a nutshell. i have a zoom q3 that i record on a grand piano with, and the lack of at least a fixed "mid-gain" is the biggest drawback to the device. their new HD version doesn't address it either. too bad, because it is a nice little unit for the money.
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The base on their other system (5.1) seems stronger but sometimes drowns out the speaking parts. The lifestyle system is calibrated better so all sound is much better between the bass and treble parts. There is still plenty of base and you can change it on the menu if you want more.
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I think its new version and i don't think its from yamaha , i don't know what's the diffrence cuz i did't use yamaha before , and the saffare you asking for it's without live effects , there is version of its with effect calld : Safire pro 24 DSP thank u for asking and i hope u get what u want :)
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I have been using the Behringer AD121 for about 1 year. I have found that it greatly improves the sound of my acoustic/electric guitar. I would recommend both switches in the center be turned to "off". Most of the knobs are set around the 12 o'clock position (adjust to suit your taste) and the blend set to about 3 o'clock position. Make sure that the battery is good or use an external power supply (9 volt) - make sure the polarity on the power supply is the same as pictured on the Behringer. I am using 1/4 inch cables (not the XLR). If you are doing all this, then I suspect it may be defective. I have been using the Behringer AD121 for about 1 year. I have found that it greatly improves the sound of my acoustic/electric guitar. I would recommend both switches in the center be turned to "off". Most of the knobs are set around the 12 o'clock position (adjust to suit your taste) and the blend set to about 3 o'clock position. Make sure that the battery is good or use an external power supply (9 volt) - make sure the polarity on the power supply is the same as pictured on the Behringer. I am using 1/4 inch cables (not the XLR). If you are doing all this, then I suspect it may... » Read More I have been using the Behringer AD121 for about 1 year. I have found that it greatly improves the sound of my acoustic/electric guitar. I would recommend both switches in the center be turned to "off". Most of the knobs are set around the 12 o'clock position (adjust to suit your taste) and the blend set to about 3 o'clock position. Make sure that the battery is good or use an external power supply (9 volt) - make sure the polarity on the power supply is the same as pictured on the Behringer. I am using 1/4 inch cables (not the XLR). If you are doing all this, then I suspect it may be defective. « Show Less
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not sure. it has delay you can choose to digitally offset sound i believe so you can chain it in a out door area say 200 meters deep. the previous model also did. the green screen model with aluminum finish. i have not used this method because its my home stereo EQ and i dont use instruments on it. with mike. phone behringer direct if you need sound millisecond destroyer on feedback. i dont think any other unit has it if this one does not. this unit is amazing!! compares to 2000 dollar units. super clean. no noise.
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J.A. The Behringer Sonic Exciter SX3040 didn't make a difference in my opinion so I stuck with the equalizer
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If you have the RHA MA350's, they are much improved. They eliminated the cable noise and have now giving you a sweet carrying case to go along with it. Now I have both the RHA MA350 and the RHA 600i and My MA 350's are collecting dust because the new 600i has more bass, is clearer and overall nicer with the inline control.
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According to reviews the BCD3000 is better than BCD2000. But when I tried one the software would not run under Windows 7 64 bit - I was limited to Win XP 32 bit. The driver on the Behringer website says its 32/64 bit, but I think its the same release I tried a year or two ago.