FX-888 デュアルチャンネル同期制御 31バンドデジタルイコライザー ステレオグラフィック EQ ノイズリダクション 各セグメント LEDスペクトラムディスプレイ操作 コンテンツディスプレイ 大画面

This is a good eq. Did not try the software, but the on unit controls are easy enough. Realistically in most scenarios once you have your settings saved, you'll probably be switching between your saved presets. Again, works well, looks good.

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The EQ meters are fixed and can’t be influenced by anything you adjust. No EQ setting will make the meters bounce more or less, and changing the input level, output level, or any individual frequency band has zero effect. The meters simply react to the raw incoming signal. In my case, they shot straight to the top and stayed fully lit with no movement at all, which makes them basically useless for monitoring. So just to be clear: the EQ meters do not respond to any EQ changes whatsoever. The rest of the unit works as a normal EQ with plenty of presets, and the BBE processing is actually pretty nice. But overall, it ends up feeling like flashy bouncing lights with an EQ attached, rather than a fully integrated system. The video I posted wasn’t meant for Amazon, i just got home after being gone for a month—I rewired things creatively just to force the meters to show some actual bounce and movement.

Packaging: Came in single box, luckily it was undamaged. Instructions: Comes with a User Manual, Quick Start Sheet and Trouble resolution sheet. None of these are of much value. The small display window times out within seconds, when selecting a feature, the contrast is poor - get you your glasses! But Wait There's More: It comes with software that actually runs, but is about as useless as the EQ. The software shows when it's liked to the PC. There are buttons in software to store-retrieve settings, but they don't reflect in the EQ when recalled. Setting and recalling up to 10 different sets for the L and R channels would be wonderful - if it worked. There's a BBECC button in software but nothing is explained as to what it does. I would not believe other positive reviews. This is a wonderful idea for an EQ but the execution leaves too much left undone and the instructions that come with it are essentially useless. What an unfortunate waste of time; I simply sent mine back. Perhaps I got a lemon, I don't know. Seems the only 31-band stereo EQs you can depend on are the completely mechanical ones. Good luck if yours works.

Very low noise floor (even with the gain and volume a bit elevated), smooth in its knob (tactile feel) and levered operation (has a 0 dB notch), solidity built. I have a 10 ft optical cable running from my PC's. To my ears with a little tinkering involved, the result was golden. I do realize this is a far cry from a top-self audiophile setup but the cost to sound quality ratio was a winner for me (I also used 2 pairs of high-quality TS to RCA adapters).