and has no pots, comes preloaded with a lot of JBL speaker profiles too. It was reasonably easy to setup, even for an old fart like me.
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...-Not-driverack
and has no pots, comes preloaded with a lot of JBL speaker profiles too. It was reasonably easy to setup, even for an old fart like me.
http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...-Not-driverack
Integra DHC80.1,3x 4636LF, 2360-2446J 2404H,12 x 8340 Surrounds, 2 x4645B, BGW 250D's,250E's,& 750B's 16 amps...7600 watts
I have a few, and have used nearly all in the DP-series. I have worked them both on the face, and thru AudioCore software on my laptop.
xta's are great sounding, fabulously powerful units. I never tour without one, even if we are using installs the entire run. I route my xta into the signal path, bypassing all the Omnidrives/minidrives and Driveracks I encounter.
If you get one, try and use the AudioCore software - it provides excellent graphical representation of your chosen band passes and applied fliters, shown with gains, and without.
I'm owner of two DBX PA two EV DX38 and two XTA DP226 . If you have the money
then go for XTA !
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