Behringer feedback destroyer pro

[flippo]

Can this equip prevent low freq to be filtered out that are to low for the driver?

 

[jamie2112]

Use the Beringer dsp2200 it is a way better unit than the feedback destroyer..

 

[flippo]

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I am still looking for answer, does anybody know?

 

[jamie2112]

I do not believe that the feedback destroyer has settings I think it just cuts the resonate frequency and squashes it. You need something that you can program eq such as a DSP unit. Does your receiver not have a speaker size setting?

 

[jamie2112]

I take that back, the unit DOES do what you need it to. You can cut low frequencies with the parametric eq and there are also settings for whatever you need. I was not up to date on the new Feedback units. The one I had used was bare bones with no controls, it just went in line to the amps from the mixer. Sorry bout that. The answer to your question is YES.

 

[bandphan]

which model are you getting and is this for sub only or your system?

 

[jvgillow]

If you are talking about the BFD DSP1124, it is a poor choice to use for subsonic filtering. The lowest "center" frequency you can set is 20Hz on that unit, and it order to effectively lower the content below 20Hz you have to set a rather large Q value which is going to affect content above 20Hz. Then to raise the frequencies back up that you didn't want lowered, you have to set another parametric filter to boost those.

Not saying it can't be done, but it would be better to just get a unit that supports a normal high-pass filter.