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Using a 8100ST as leveler for Texar's

TomT said:
"your mileage may vary"..."all rebates to the dealer, annual apr 24% plus one arm and one leg; the representations of your vehicle salesman are not to be taken literally, and are subject to revocation/revival/ or recantation at any time"...
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It's a subjective choice. There is a tradeoff involved, and different people will see the useful break point at different places in the spectrum of choices.
Prices slightly higher in the West and the South. ;)


Kind Regards,
David
 
wgliradio said:
Why not? I'm using a Behringer MDX-4000 in front of an 8500. Back in the mid 90's when Behringer knew a thing or two about signal processing and multiband.
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These Combinators doesn't get enough credit. As a backup chain, I'm running an MDX-4000 (set to leveling) into a graphic EQ & into another MDX-4000 (set for minor amounts of agressive limiting) into the test inputs of an Orban 8000. Took a lot of experimenting to get it where I wanted it, but it sounds pretty amazing for a pile of $400 Ebay boxes...You don't have a Service Manual that shows alignment procedure by some chance? There are dozens of trim pots in there & with the right documentation, I'd thoroughly enjoy playing with my extra "spare" 4000.
 
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