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$45Behringer HA400 Stereo Headphone Amp
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$39
AVE Vox-Hum Hum Eliminator
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$65
Behringer DI100 Powered DI Box
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$39
Behringer DI20 2 Channel Active DI Box
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$55
Behringer Powerplay PM1 In-Ear Monitor Beltpack
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$39
Behringer HD400 AC Hum Eliminator
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$39
Behringer CT100 Cable Tester
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$29
AVE Vox-DI1 Passive DI Box
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$45
Behringer PS400 Compact Phantom Power Supply
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$39
Behringer DI400P Ultra Performance Passive DI Box
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$189
sE Electronics DM1 Dynamite Microphone Pre-amp
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$269
Behringer FBQ3102HD Dual 31 Band Graphic Equalizer with Feedback Destroyer
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$219
DBX 266XS Compressor / Gate 2 Channel
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$165
Behringer FBQ1502HD Dual 15 Band Graphic Equaliser
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$629
Boss RC-505 Loop Station
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$185
Behringer CX2310 Crossover Mono
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$45
Behringer DI600P Passive DI Box
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$139
Behringer MS8000 Ultra-Flexible 8-Channel Mic Splitter
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Signal Processing
Signal processing comes in many forms. Used to enhance your overall sound quality, reduce microphone feedback, or split audio for subwoofers and mid/high speakers. Basically, signal processors can take your audio rig to the next level.
When we're talking about Signal Processing we're often talking about EQs, Crossovers, Feedback Destroyers, Audio Limiters and all in one processing units. Working in harmony to create outstanding results.
EQ Units or Equalizers let you adjust the balance and volume levels of specific frequency components. Crossovers are responsible for splitting up your audio signal. While feedback destroyers do just as the name suggests; killing the sound of unwanted feedback from your performances. And Audio Limiters are a type of compressor designed to limit the level of a signal to a certain threshold, completely preventing any additional gain above the threshold.
Here at DJ City, we stock some of the world's most popular brands including Behringer, dbx and Focusrite; for high quality, reliable processing. So visit your local DJ City store or contact us today; so we can help you find the appropriate signal processor for you.
Signal processing comes in many forms. Used to enhance your overall sound quality, reduce microphone feedback, or split audio for subwoofers and mid/high speakers. Basically, signal processors can take your audio rig to the next level.
When we're talking about Signal Processing we're often talking about EQs, Crossovers, Feedback Destroyers, Audio Limiters and all in one processing units. Working in harmony to create outstanding results.
EQ Units or Equalizers let you adjust the balance and volume levels of specific frequency components. Crossovers are responsible for splitting up your audio signal. While feedback destroyers do just as the name suggests; killing the sound of unwanted feedback from your performances. And Audio Limiters are a type of compressor designed to limit the level of a signal to a certain threshold, completely preventing any additional gain above the threshold.
Here at DJ City, we stock some of the world's most popular brands including Behringer, dbx and Focusrite; for high quality, reliable processing. So visit your local DJ City store or contact us today; so we can help you find the appropriate signal processor for you.
