Okay, I am about to buy my first ever rack crossover and am torn between two Behringer models, the CX2310 V2 or the CX3400 V2
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CCS
https://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_cx2310_v2.htm
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CCT
https://www.thomann.de/ie/behringer_cx3400_super_x_pro_v2.htm
I plan to split it in 2 only, running 2 18" subwoofers and 2 full range 15" + tweeters. Low and high respectively.
I do like the extra features on the 3400 but it does seem a little more complex to set up and "tune" than the 2310.
Which one would you pick.... And why......?
/DATABASS
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CCS
https://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_cx2310_v2.htm
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CCT
https://www.thomann.de/ie/behringer_cx3400_super_x_pro_v2.htm
I plan to split it in 2 only, running 2 18" subwoofers and 2 full range 15" + tweeters. Low and high respectively.
I do like the extra features on the 3400 but it does seem a little more complex to set up and "tune" than the 2310.
Which one would you pick.... And why......?
/DATABASS
i guess its simpler to set up and use, but would be destroyed by the feature set of a minidsp 2x4hd? only unbalaced and 2V though.
The CX2310 was my first xover ! ..over 25 years ago yikes...
It's pretty simple really, so is the CX3400. Won't take long to digest either.
But apart from having balanced I/O, there's nothing about the units worth having today imo.
You can't really tell what the xover frequencies are. You're limited to one defined type and order... a Linkwitz-Riley or Butterworth second orde,r if i remember right. The delays are on the sub channels and most often needed on the mains.. And so on....
I agree with multitask's assessment...
It's pretty simple really, so is the CX3400. Won't take long to digest either.
But apart from having balanced I/O, there's nothing about the units worth having today imo.
You can't really tell what the xover frequencies are. You're limited to one defined type and order... a Linkwitz-Riley or Butterworth second orde,r if i remember right. The delays are on the sub channels and most often needed on the mains.. And so on....
I agree with multitask's assessment...
Interesting feedback, I had a CX2310 too briefly, about 20 years ago but never got to use it.
Anyway, I have a CX2310 in the post, a friend has a CX3400 I can use to compare, but in the end I just went for quick and easy.
I need this like yesterday so it will do for now.
But then thanks to multitask's post, I came across these products l had never heard of before ------>
https://www.thomann.de/ie/the_t.racks_dsp_4x4_mini_pro.htm
What the general consensus on these, are they any good......?
I will but I have a yet unused brand new ECM8000 and a DL of REW which I plan to use as much as possible in my newly re-discovered endeavours.
The only extra feature on the 3400 I was impressed by was the time delay, but the MiniPro has this.
Those MiniPro's look half decent, I might shell out.
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