A Loudspeaker Management System for Your PA
Manage your PA loudspeakers with precision using Behringer's UltraDrive DCX2496LE loudspeaker management system. The DCX2496LE gives you superb Cirrus Logic 24-bit/96kHz digital converters for exceptional signal integrity and a robust dynamic range of 120dB. You also get adjustable delays for all inputs and outputs, four different mono and stereo output modes, a choice of Butterworth, Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley filters, limiters across all output channels, and a ton of EQ options. If you've got a large group of loudspeakers to manage, you need Behringer's UltraDrive DCX2496LE loudspeaker management system.
Behringer UltraDrive DCX2496LE Loudspeaker Management System at a Glance:
- Maximum flexibility for any rig
- Set it up your way
- Control freak
Maximum flexibility for any rig
The Behringer UltraDrive DCX2496LE is all about giving you massive flexibility. With its 2 analog inputs and 6 analog outputs, you get maximum flexibility in just one rack space. High-end Cirrus Logic 24-bit/96kHz D/A and A/D converters give you major signal integrity and a breathtaking dynamic range of 120dB. You get exacting dynamic EQs for level-dependent equalization and highly musical parametrics, selectable for all inputs and outputs. "Zero-attack" limiters across all output channels guarantee optimized signal and loudspeaker safety.
Set it up your way
The Behringer UltraDrive DCX2496LE gives you four different mono/stereo output operating modes, all having individual crossover filter types (Butterworth, Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley) with selectable roll-off characteristics from 6 to 48dB/octave. You also get adjustable delays for all inputs and outputs, letting you manually or automatically correct for variables such as room temperature, phase, and arrival time discrepancies. A sum signal can easily be extracted from the three inputs. We know that optimizing your PA system is important to you, and we're confident that the Behringer UltraDrive DCX2496LE can help.
Behringer - a brief history
Uli Behringer showed an interest in music technology design at a young age, building his own synthesizer by the age of 16. In 1982, Uli began studying sound engineering and classical piano at the Robert Schumann conservatory in Dusseldorf, Germany. Uli's defining moment came when he was repairing a signal processor made by a high-end manufacturer. Despite the processor's expensive price tag, Uli realized that its internal components could be bought for a fraction of the cost. Being a strapped-for-cash student, Uli began building his own signal processors. Before he knew it, other students began requesting equipment from him. In 1989, after being bombarded with more orders than he could handle by himself, Uli created Behringer, Inc.
Features at a Glance:
- 2 analog inputs and 6 analog outputs for a wide range of options
- 24-bit/96kHz Cirrus Logic A/D and D/A converters for phenomenal signal integrity and massive dynamic range (120dB)
- Dynamic EQs for level-dependent equalization and highly musical Parametric EQs, selectable for all ins and outs
- Multiple EQ types (LP/BP/HP) for each input and output
- "Zero-attack" limiters on each output channels for total speaker protection
- Four different mono and stereo output operating modes
- Individual crossover filter types include Butterworth, Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley with selectable roll-off characteristics
- Adjustable delays on inputs and outputs
- Create up to 60 user-defined presets
- Servo-balanced, gold-plated XLR connectors for inputs and outputs
- High-quality components and rugged construction can handle the rigors of the road
