--- product_id: 1450873 title: "MiniFBQ FBQ800 Ultra-Compact 9-Band Graphic Equalizer with FBQ" brand: "behringer" price: "AR$322233" currency: ARS in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/1450873-minifbq-fbq800-ultra-compact-9-band-graphic-equalizer-with-fbq store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # 6-digit LED input/output meters FBQ feedback detection system 9-band ultra-compact EQ MiniFBQ FBQ800 Ultra-Compact 9-Band Graphic Equalizer with FBQ **Brand:** behringer **Price:** AR$322233 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎛️ Own the Soundstage: Compact Power Meets Pro Precision ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** MiniFBQ FBQ800 Ultra-Compact 9-Band Graphic Equalizer with FBQ by behringer - **How much does it cost?** AR$322233 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/1450873-minifbq-fbq800-ultra-compact-9-band-graphic-equalizer-with-fbq) ## Best For - behringer enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted behringer brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Durability Meets Style:** High-quality illuminated faders and switches ensure long-term reliability with a sleek, modern look. - • **Clean Sound, No Clutter:** Built-in Low Cut filter removes unwanted floor rumble and low-frequency noise for crystal-clear audio. - • **Instant Feedback Mastery:** Revolutionary FBQ system highlights critical frequencies in real-time, eliminating guesswork and feedback issues. - • **Visual Control at a Glance:** Accurate 6-digit LED meters and level control provide precise input/output monitoring for professional mixing. - • **Precision in a Compact Frame:** Ultra-compact 9.5” design fits seamlessly into any studio or stage setup without sacrificing control. ## Overview The Behringer MiniFBQ FBQ800 is an ultra-compact 9-band graphic equalizer designed for both studio and live stage use. Featuring the innovative FBQ Feedback Detection System, it instantly identifies problematic frequencies to prevent feedback and optimize sound quality. Equipped with a Low Cut filter to eliminate unwanted noise, precise 6-digit LED meters for accurate level monitoring, and durable illuminated controls, this equalizer delivers professional-grade audio control in a sleek, portable package. ## Description Ultra-Compact 9-Band Graphic Equalizer with FBQ Review: Probably the cheapest and best EQ you can buy for the money - Very good device. I use it to change the sound of my electric piano towards the monitors (add more brightness and low end, and reduce some sharpness). It works really well for this! It's a virtually noiseless device, save for when you dial up the volume. At 12 o'clock input volume it sends out the signal 100% of volume as it receives it. Past 12 o'clock, it boosts up the signal. So if your output of your device is pretty low, this device will actually boost the overall volume by around 12dB. Additionally, the 9-band EQ can also boost/cut the volumes upto +/- 12dB. The buttons are pretty self-explanatory. It has a 75Hz cutoff, that will protect your speakers in case of some low frequency popping (like cable disconnect, or so). The second one, is one of those buttons that don't make a lot of sense. In/out is actually to turn on or off direct sound. When pushed in, the light is on, and all buttons and eq of this device work. When off, the sound input is directly routed to the output. In my opinion it makes no sense, because if I wanted to have a direct line, I wouldn't have put this device in between the signal cables. In other words, I think by default this led light and button needs to be OFF, and they need to change it to 'DIRECT', instead of 'In/out'. Meaning, the majority of the time, I will be using this device. The LED doesn't need to be on all the time. But anyway... the 'Input output' button allows you to select to see either input or output volume levels on the eq. It allows you to see if the input level is too hot, or the output level is too hot. The 9band eq works well, however, with the volume dialed past 12 o'clock, the device creates some hiss heard in the last two frequencies (especially when they are boosted) (8/16kHz). FBQ, no idea what this does, however all eq slider leds go off when selecting it, and when playing a tone, the frequency matching closest on the EQ slider will light up. This might be helpful for beginners, when trying to get rid of annoying feedback, or too much frequencies in the room. One can use FBQ to see which frequency offends (the led will turn on), and reduce the volume on that slider. Personally, I don't use it. Anyone with 1 year of more of sound engineering, or who is careful about the sound quality and has worked with mixers before, won't need this feat. Another issue with this is that I've found that some of these leds, actually stop working within a year time. So if you ask me, it's a useless feat, that could have been removed so that the overall price of the device would be reduced. In fact, I wonder why Behringer hasn't yet created a bluetooth operated device that can be controlled by a bluetooth phone and app. No control sliders, no buttons save for power, and perhaps 1 to 4 different modes (banks) that can be saved via the phone. This would easily half the price of the device. Anyway, further on the real device review: 6/12dB allows you to select the range of EQ amplification/cut. The EQ sliders from center up to the max will boost the signal by either 6 or 12dB depending on the slider. 6dB is for fine adjusting. 12dB allows you to adjust some signals that are seriously offending to the ear, and reduces them to a more tolerable sound, better fitting the other frequencies in the spectrum. power button back side allows for 2x mono jack, and 2x kinch inputs, as well as the same outputs. Probably the cheapest and best EQ you can buy for the money, Does what an EQ is supposed to do. Great for adjusting sound of music instruments (piano to monitor, guitar to combo, bass to bass rig, acoustic-electric guitar to stage monitor, flute microphone to mixing board,... the possibilities are endless...), home theaters, even changing the overall sound of a PA system right before the signal enters the power amps. Review: Nice EQ for custom speakers; 2nd Listening Room - This is a nice EQ for my needs. Built some speakers with drivers I had laying around the house for my den (my media room is all JBL speakers, powered by Sony electronics). Of course the "custom" speaker response was not quite flat so I went looking for an EQ and found this little gem. It works great!!! Very clean; no hums, buzzes or other noises introduced into sound. Works as described. More features then I will use (feed back stuff). The 75hz low cut is very nice. I will use it as soon as I complete the subwoofer (also laying around the house). The 6db/12db selector also very nice. If you do not need too much EQ you can select the 6db and get double the range on the sliders so you can really fine tune equalization. Lights on unit not too annoying; have it under the TV and does not destract greatly. Very compact; sits on top of my preamp. For the price, you can't beat it. I recommend buying if you need a decent EQ and dont want to spend alot of money. ## Features - Ultra-compact 9.5” graphic equalizer for studio and stage applications - Revolutionary FBQ Feedback Detection System instantly reveals critical frequencies and can also be used as Audio Analyzer - Additional Low Cut filter removes unwanted frequencies, e. g. floor rumble - Accurate 6-digit LED Input/Output meters and Level control for precise level indication - High-quality illuminated faders, potentiometer and illuminated switches for long-term reliability ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B000MJ406Y | | Best Sellers Rank | #24,624 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #35 in Equalizers & Feedback Controllers | | Brand | Behringer | | Brand Name | Behringer | | Color | Silver | | Controls Type | Fader | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 1,784 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00616268518241, 04033653010993 | | Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous | | Hardware Interface | 1/4-inch Audio | | Included Components | Graphic Equalizer | | Item Dimensions | 9.57 x 4.72 x 1.89 inches | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9.57"L x 4.72"W x 1.89"H | | Item Type Name | Multi Effect Processor | | Item Weight | 1.3 pounds | | Manufacturer | Behringer USA | | Manufacturer Part Number | P0334 | | Model Name | FBQ800 | | Model Number | FBQ800 | | Product Dimensions | 9.57"L x 4.72"W x 1.89"H | | Sound Profile | Adjustable | | Style | Equalizer | | UPC | 616268518241 689076750776 644535642764 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | Please refer to http://www. Music-group. Com/warranty. Aspx. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Behringer - **Color:** Silver - **Item Weight:** 1.32 Pounds - **Product Dimensions:** 9.57"L x 4.72"W x 1.89"H - **Style:** Equalizer ## Images ![MiniFBQ FBQ800 Ultra-Compact 9-Band Graphic Equalizer with FBQ - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/616IPTCqCGL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: does it connect to amplifier** A: Yes. On the back there are two options for input and two options for output. Those can be either guitar plugs or the typical red/white RCA plugs (left and right channel). You run your source signal (iPad, phone, cd player, etc) through the input on the back of this EQ and then run the output on the EQ to your amp, which would then be connected to your speakers. Personally, I find this extremely mobile EQ to be perfect for connecting between my iPad headphone jack (to the Behringer input on the back) and my ION Block Rocker boom box speaker which is battery operated or powered from an AC outlet. The Behringer does have to be plugged into an AC outlet in order to function. Otherwise I could use the hole system without any electricity around. Look into the ION. It is a fabulous stand alone speaker which can be found at Sams or online for around $125 to $150. And when you tweak it with the Behringer, it is a fantastic combo. **Q: I see many mention that they use this for helping hearing loss by using this unit with headphones. My question is how do you use this with headphones?** A: As another person noted, if you have a particular limited range of sound where the hearing loss is concentrated, then this can help. I have hearing loss from 1.5K to 8K but concentrated at 5k. I hook the equalizer up from the headphone jack of the TV as input and then to powered bookshelf speakers as output. But, you could easily go right to headphones instead. You would need probably two adapters. A 3.5mm male stereo plug to 2 male RCA adapter, and a 3.5 mm female stereo to 2 RCA male plugs adapter, both available on Amazon as I'm sure elsewhere. Plug the first adapter into the headphone output jack of the TV or stereo and into the RCA inputs in the equalizer, then plug the 2nd adapter into the equalizer RCA outputs. Finally plug your headphones into the female plug on the second adapter and enjoy. **Q: Can you adjust each channel (left/right) separately?** A: No you can't. Even the other functions (Low-Cut, Level) are applied to both channels simultaneously. At the extremely low price you could always get two units, one for each channel but Left and Right channels are almost always treated identically anyhow. **Q: What type of cables are required to hook this up between an amplifier and yamaha receiver? Much appreciated.** A: RCA ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Probably the cheapest and best EQ you can buy for the money *by H***B on January 14, 2017* Very good device. I use it to change the sound of my electric piano towards the monitors (add more brightness and low end, and reduce some sharpness). It works really well for this! It's a virtually noiseless device, save for when you dial up the volume. At 12 o'clock input volume it sends out the signal 100% of volume as it receives it. Past 12 o'clock, it boosts up the signal. So if your output of your device is pretty low, this device will actually boost the overall volume by around 12dB. Additionally, the 9-band EQ can also boost/cut the volumes upto +/- 12dB. The buttons are pretty self-explanatory. It has a 75Hz cutoff, that will protect your speakers in case of some low frequency popping (like cable disconnect, or so). The second one, is one of those buttons that don't make a lot of sense. In/out is actually to turn on or off direct sound. When pushed in, the light is on, and all buttons and eq of this device work. When off, the sound input is directly routed to the output. In my opinion it makes no sense, because if I wanted to have a direct line, I wouldn't have put this device in between the signal cables. In other words, I think by default this led light and button needs to be OFF, and they need to change it to 'DIRECT', instead of 'In/out'. Meaning, the majority of the time, I will be using this device. The LED doesn't need to be on all the time. But anyway... the 'Input output' button allows you to select to see either input or output volume levels on the eq. It allows you to see if the input level is too hot, or the output level is too hot. The 9band eq works well, however, with the volume dialed past 12 o'clock, the device creates some hiss heard in the last two frequencies (especially when they are boosted) (8/16kHz). FBQ, no idea what this does, however all eq slider leds go off when selecting it, and when playing a tone, the frequency matching closest on the EQ slider will light up. This might be helpful for beginners, when trying to get rid of annoying feedback, or too much frequencies in the room. One can use FBQ to see which frequency offends (the led will turn on), and reduce the volume on that slider. Personally, I don't use it. Anyone with 1 year of more of sound engineering, or who is careful about the sound quality and has worked with mixers before, won't need this feat. Another issue with this is that I've found that some of these leds, actually stop working within a year time. So if you ask me, it's a useless feat, that could have been removed so that the overall price of the device would be reduced. In fact, I wonder why Behringer hasn't yet created a bluetooth operated device that can be controlled by a bluetooth phone and app. No control sliders, no buttons save for power, and perhaps 1 to 4 different modes (banks) that can be saved via the phone. This would easily half the price of the device. Anyway, further on the real device review: 6/12dB allows you to select the range of EQ amplification/cut. The EQ sliders from center up to the max will boost the signal by either 6 or 12dB depending on the slider. 6dB is for fine adjusting. 12dB allows you to adjust some signals that are seriously offending to the ear, and reduces them to a more tolerable sound, better fitting the other frequencies in the spectrum. power button back side allows for 2x mono jack, and 2x kinch inputs, as well as the same outputs. Probably the cheapest and best EQ you can buy for the money, Does what an EQ is supposed to do. Great for adjusting sound of music instruments (piano to monitor, guitar to combo, bass to bass rig, acoustic-electric guitar to stage monitor, flute microphone to mixing board,... the possibilities are endless...), home theaters, even changing the overall sound of a PA system right before the signal enters the power amps. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice EQ for custom speakers; 2nd Listening Room *by V***H on November 3, 2012* This is a nice EQ for my needs. Built some speakers with drivers I had laying around the house for my den (my media room is all JBL speakers, powered by Sony electronics). Of course the "custom" speaker response was not quite flat so I went looking for an EQ and found this little gem. It works great!!! Very clean; no hums, buzzes or other noises introduced into sound. Works as described. More features then I will use (feed back stuff). The 75hz low cut is very nice. I will use it as soon as I complete the subwoofer (also laying around the house). The 6db/12db selector also very nice. If you do not need too much EQ you can select the 6db and get double the range on the sliders so you can really fine tune equalization. Lights on unit not too annoying; have it under the TV and does not destract greatly. Very compact; sits on top of my preamp. For the price, you can't beat it. I recommend buying if you need a decent EQ and dont want to spend alot of money. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Working ok, but getting support from Behringer was very difficult *by K***Y on January 6, 2020* UPDATE: Even the Support Link posted on the Amazon support page for this product has a broken link. After spending over 30min searching online, it's almost impossible to get support even after registration. Finally some contracted support group did get my issues addressed, but they need to improve their support to get this to a higher rating. PRIOR After 3 days of playing around with this unique and feature-rich (for the cost), I'm pretty impressed so far. Pros: 1. I really like the FBQ feature that lets you see the in or out bound pattern of frequencies in the individual slider LEDs. some reviews thought this was an error/fault, but the manual clearly spells out this feature and it's cool! 2. Some have thought the unit was not working (even on video reviews), because they didn't read the manual where you have the in/out switch deployed to allow the modifications you've made come out of the unit to your amp/headphones etc. This is a feature so you can quickly A/B -compare the quality of the sound with one switch. 3. I think the switchgear and sliders feel like high-quality controls and hope they maintain that over the years. 4. Light and easy to transport with gear - yes it's plastic, but not sure metal casing would really make it function any better unless you're physically hard on your gear. This also never gets warm even with high settings. 5. Works fantastic to help out the typically unbalance audio from a Reference Turntable. There's that bass I was missing with some of my LPs. Cons: 1. Silver front-plate - like others I'd repurchase this if it came in black. 2. No dimmer function on the bright LEDs/buttons - gets a little garish when the house lights are turned down low Other considerations: Audio equipment manufacturers like Peachtree (Nova series Amps) are once again including a Loop function so you can easily incorporate an equalizer into your system with RCA cables (don't cheap out on cables). This makes the Nova 300 amp sound terrific with Sony Pro headphones and the Fluance Reference Turntable. Will update if any issues/findings :-) ## Frequently Bought Together - Behringer 10 String Multi Effect Processor, AmbidextroUS, Silver (Fbq800) - Behringer FX2000 - Stagg SMC6 6 metre standard microphone cable --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/1450873-minifbq-fbq800-ultra-compact-9-band-graphic-equalizer-with-fbq](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/1450873-minifbq-fbq800-ultra-compact-9-band-graphic-equalizer-with-fbq) --- *Product available on Desertcart Argentina* *Store origin: AR* *Last updated: 2026-08-10*