What is DriveRack PA?
The DriveRack PA combines a 28-band graphic EQ, a Real Time Analyzer, a subharmonic synthesizer (for fattening up the bottom end), a compressor, an active crossover with parametric EQ, and automatic feedback suppression. It also has a limiter and speaker alignment delay on each output.
What is the use of DriveRack?
The DriveRack® series are a diverse group of processors that provide control of equalization and loudspeaker management. Used and appreciated in every kind of venue, from houses of worship to big-name world tours, the DriveRack series are the most popular loudspeaker management systems.
How does a dbx DriveRack work?
dbx designed the DriveRack PA2 to be a complete, easy-to-use loudspeaker management system for all types of musicians. The updated AutoEQ algorithm automatically dials in the ideal EQ for each room. It “listens” to your room via RTA mic (not included), analyzes it, and sets the appropriate speaker levels and room EQ.
What is dbx sound?
dbx is a family of noise reduction systems developed by the company of the same name. A separate implementation, known as dbx-TV, is part of the MTS system used to provide stereo sound to North American and certain other TV systems. The company, dbx, Inc., was also involved with Dynamic Noise Reduction (DNR) systems.
Is the dbx DriveRack PA worth it?
The Dbx DriveRack range has been a strong seller since it first appeared a few years back, and I remember trying out the original DriveRack PA and buying one in the same week, as it offered so much functionality for a very reasonable price.
What’s new with the DriveRack PA?
The original DriveRack PA was already a cost‑effective processor, and now Dbx have upgraded it, with more features and wireless iOS control.
What is the DriveRack PA2?
In simple terms, the DriveRack PA2 is something that sits between your mixer outputs and your power amp (or powered speaker) inputs, and it acts as a comprehensive speaker‑management system. To carry out this role it incorporates various functions including an active crossover, compressor/limiter, equaliser, feedback eliminator and more.