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Lawrence Arevalo:
Hi All,

I am a DJ (duh!), mobile to be exact. I bought A Driverack PX because I wanted to have great sound at every venue with as little tuning as possible. From what I heard about the PX it seemed to be the end all be all of rack mounted processors for DJs. After heading over to their forum it seems like the PX doesn't do what it's been touted to do at all. It seems ultra complex. I want to see if any of the users have any experience with this piece of gear and whether or not it will help my setup at all.

This is my setup:
Numark Ns7

into a rack with the following:
Denon DN-X500 Mixer
Denon DN-HC4500 player
BU-4500 CD attachment
Furman Power Conditioner
Shure SLX Wireless Mic

into Yorkville Active Speakers:
NX750P tops
LS700 Subs (depending on the crowd size I use 0 to 2 subs)

Thanks for the help!

Jay Barracato:

--- Quote from: Lawrence Arevalo on March 09, 2011, 02:34:03 PM ---Hi All,

I am a DJ (duh!), mobile to be exact. I bought A Driverack PX because I wanted to have great sound at every venue with as little tuning as possible. From what I heard about the PX it seemed to be the end all be all of rack mounted processors for DJs. After heading over to their forum it seems like the PX doesn't do what it's been touted to do at all. It seems ultra complex. I want to see if any of the users have any experience with this piece of gear and whether or not it will help my setup at all.

This is my setup:
Numark Ns7

into a rack with the following:
Denon DN-X500 Mixer
Denon DN-HC4500 player
BU-4500 CD attachment
Furman Power Conditioner
Shure SLX Wireless Mic

into Yorkville Active Speakers:
NX750P tops
LS700 Subs (depending on the crowd size I use 0 to 2 subs)

Thanks for the help!

--- End quote ---

I am not sure there is a question in your post. What did you buy the Driverack to do?

Paul G. OBrien:
You have active speakers with built-in processing so an external processsor is mostly redundant, return it and get your money back.

Erik Nowakowski:

--- Quote from: Paul G. OBrien on March 12, 2011, 09:07:39 AM ---You have active speakers with built-in processing so an external processsor is mostly redundant, return it and get your money back.

--- End quote ---

This is not true. What processing are you referring too? Can you plug an RTA mic into the speakers and have it automatically correct for a room's acoustics? No.

I recommend doing a little more research on this and calling either DBX or talk to a knowledgeable sales person and they will be able to explain the benefits and how to use it.

g'bye, Dick Rees:

--- Quote from: The AV Pro on March 16, 2011, 01:21:11 PM --- knowledgeable sales person

--- End quote ---

I call oxymoron.  And I'd like to point out that real names are required to post opinions.....no matter how valid or not.

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