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In Reply to: Re: Help needed: How to connect a Behringer UltraCurve DSP8024 posted by Bill Fitzmaurice on January 1, 2005 at 18:48:48:
Actually, you can purchase an SPDIF I/O option (about $30 from Musician's Friend) for the 8024 should you want to keep your signal in the digital domain. I have the DEQ2496, but use it for my live rig. Nice unit. My understanding is that the 8024 cannot simultaneously do RTA and EQ. On the DEQ2496, you can do RTA and have the box serve as a standard comp/limiter, dynamic EQ, graphic EQ, parametric EQ, width controller, and feedback suppressor (not that this would be needed for a HiFi setup, but handy for live). Also, you can set it up to do auto EQ if you purchase their condenser mic ($30-40 street). It can really help to tame a room's acoustic weirdness.cw
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