This is documented near the end of the user guide. The first thing I did was to maximize the gain through the system. When I set up for a gig I start with the reference Post PEQ and run AutoEQ then I can see what the room is doing and make adjustments accordingly-this was suggested on the DR users group.Īctually, that was the second thing. The first thing I did with it was to set up outdoors and create a reference EQ for my speakers, which I then transferred to the Post PEQ. I've had no problems getting it set up and I've been very happy with the results. I did study the manual, play with Driveware, and generally learn more about the various processors included before the unit arrived. I'm a novice who has had a 260 for two weeks (bought mine the same place you did) and have used it for two gigs so far. I don't recommend this device for everyone though(especially the novice), as the level of adjustment can be overwhelming, and some knowledge & expertise is definitely needed to setup correctly. Mmusicman wrote on Sun, 19 June 2005 23:56 I'm not sure which crossover format to use yet, but it'll be fun learning. I work in alot of different situations, and will utilized it's flexibility quite a bit. The standard DBX Driverack may be all that many people will need, but when I used the computer interface, I was glad I went for the 260. The many pre-sets were useless to me, but the wizard was easy, & ability to save numerous custom settings is great, even better that un-limited setups can be stored on the computer, and punched up at any time. I don't recommend this device for everyone though(especially the novice), as the level of adjustment can be overwhelming, and some knowledge & expertise is definitely needed to setup correctly. It is VERY flexible, and quality is 100%! I intend to implement some wireless technology to operate remotely. While there might be more bells & whistles then some may typically ever need, the computer interface makes it SO easy to use. Compressors, limiters, filters, GEQ, PEQ, auto gain control, synthesizer, mixed gain in/outs, multichannels, several audio phase & delays, & a huge variety of crossover types & combinations. What an awesome machine! I've spend many hours learning & playing with all the settings, and I still haven't got to them all.
The DriveRack 260 continues the legacy of DriveRack series, which has been created by the company that has been redefining the standard of signal processing for more than 30 years. Contractors will appreciate its control inputs for wall-panel logic control and the patent-pending Advanced Feedback Suppression (AFS™).
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The 260 provides full bandpass and crossover configurations as well as independent output processing and a full time RTA for live sound applications. The 260 capitalizes on the road tested and contractor approved nature of the other products in the DriveRack line. With the introduction of the new 260, the heritage of unrivaled system/loudspeaker control continues. The DriveRack products provide the tools that ensure that the system sounds its very best. There is a reason that Tour Sound Professionals and discriminating Audio Contractors choose dbx® DriveRack® products for their high-end tours and installs. DBX DriveRack 260 – Loudspeaker Management System in good condition.
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