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<blockquote data-quote="Silas Pradetto" data-source="post: 25882" data-attributes="member: 34">Re: life after the DEQ 2496It&#039;s nice to have a digital EQ with AES I/O at a reasonable price. The digital I/O enables me to insert the device without more AD/DA conversion, keeping things cleaner. My big question is, and it&#039;s a bit of a hijack, how would one even use a regular graphic EQ with a system that is all digital? I&#039;m very shortly going to be using Cobranet to distribute audio directly from a digital console to the amplifiers over a network. There is absolutely no way to insert a Graphic EQ anywhere, other than using the console&#039;s built-in ones. I know that graphic EQs are actually pretty useless in reality, but what if an act insisted on one? What would you do?Tim, back to you, why do you need a graphic? Six bands of parametric should do everything you would ever need to do with a system. What does the rest of your system look like? Do you have more EQ elsewhere you could repurpose?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silas Pradetto, post: 25882, member: 34"] Re: life after the DEQ 2496 It's nice to have a digital EQ with AES I/O at a reasonable price. The digital I/O enables me to insert the device without more AD/DA conversion, keeping things cleaner. My big question is, and it's a bit of a hijack, how would one even use a regular graphic EQ with a system that is all digital? I'm very shortly going to be using Cobranet to distribute audio directly from a digital console to the amplifiers over a network. There is absolutely no way to insert a Graphic EQ anywhere, other than using the console's built-in ones. I know that graphic EQs are actually pretty useless in reality, but what if an act insisted on one? What would you do? Tim, back to you, why do you need a graphic? Six bands of parametric should do everything you would ever need to do with a system. What does the rest of your system look like? Do you have more EQ elsewhere you could repurpose? [/QUOTE]

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