Subwoofer EQ - Advice please (1 Viewer)

[BrianSmith]

Is there another EQ that works as well as the BFD? The BFD looks complicated.

Is there another EQ that you would recommend that works well w/ a subwoofer? I don't mind paying more $.

-Brian

 

[Heath_E]

Quite frankly, for the price and it's abilities, I don't think the BFD can be beat. Have you seen this setup guide? Between that, other links provided in the guide, the manual, and asking questions here, I think you could get a good handle on it.

 

[MartyP]

I am wondering the same thing...I read the Setup Guide mentioned above and it is very helpful if I go the Behringer route ($150 is actually pretty cheap). I was interested in the ACEi SOS system, but at $300 it better be pretty good...don't know...

 

[BrianSmith]

I actually have the SOS on hand. I just bought it last week.

I haven't had a chance to try it and measure the results. I get the feeling it won't help my situation much, however.

-Brian

 

[MartyP]

Why is that?

 

[Heath_E]

You can do a much better job with an spl meter, some test tones, and a BFD. The SOS only has one band, meaning it can only deal with one peak, the worst one. With the BFD, you can take care of the entire frequency range.

 

[MartyP]

I didn't know that...guess I'm in the market for a BFD...

 

[BrianSmith]

For an all in one, idiot proof, quick fix the SOS is not bad.

-Brian