On Mon, December 24, 2012 2:21 pm, Joe Hartley wrote:
On Sun, 23 Dec 2012 22:55:18 +0000
Fons Adriaensen <fons(a)linuxaudio.org> wrote:
There is no 'design'. Behringer (and
others) will just put
in whatever the Chinese market has to offer this week.
Behringer fascinates me. They have products that are complete
rip-offs of existing products (like the cable tester) and others
(like the BCF-2000) that don't have a counterpart that I know of and
seem quite unique in their niche. Of course, I'm more tolerant of
behringer gear when it's not a part of the audio path!
Behringer components are getting better every year. The Music Group also
own Midas which is top of the line gear and preferred by several people I
know. Behringer products get a bad rap round here but our tests have shown
they have near perfect quality components across the range of hardware
they produce. At the price point they are the best value audio products on
the planet. Plus they ship Audacity with their included merchandise which
makes it the most distributed audio editor on the planet.
Fons, thanks for the information about the details of
the
transition band slope. I don't know much about the math of DSPs
but your post and a half-hour of riding the wikiwave has been
very educational. It's the kind of thing I love finding out about
through this group
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