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<blockquote data-quote="John Roberts" data-source="post: 88326" data-attributes="member: 126">Re: Would you buy this product?Inexpensive is the magic word... These days you can just about buy a small mixer for the cost of making a DSP in a barrelWhile equalizing the mic seems like it would free up the EQ for other use, unless you can re-patch that EQ to an output it remains stuck on that one input channel.&nbsp;Having worked in and around mixers, my suspicion is the cost to make these in small quantity would probably price them higher than the perceived utility. Sometimes just because you can do something with technology does not mean it will be a merchantable product. I would look for some higher value benefit, to justify the cost. Perhaps something like a feedback killer that would presumably require similar hardware. While IIRC this has been done before.&nbsp; My crystal ball says DSP will show up inside every warm box with a line cord... not sure how much opportunity exists in DSP accessory market. JRPS: Do not take my word for it... do a rough BOM (Mic pre, DSP, RF hooks, etc). Then come up with package and cost to assemble. Figure a selling price that allows you to advertise and operate a business. Not to mention the actual work and capital involved to execute on your plan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Roberts, post: 88326, member: 126"] Re: Would you buy this product? Inexpensive is the magic word... These days you can just about buy a small mixer for the cost of making a DSP in a barrel While equalizing the mic seems like it would free up the EQ for other use, unless you can re-patch that EQ to an output it remains stuck on that one input channel. Having worked in and around mixers, my suspicion is the cost to make these in small quantity would probably price them higher than the perceived utility. Sometimes just because you can do something with technology does not mean it will be a merchantable product. I would look for some higher value benefit, to justify the cost. Perhaps something like a feedback killer that would presumably require similar hardware. While IIRC this has been done before. My crystal ball says DSP will show up inside every warm box with a line cord... not sure how much opportunity exists in DSP accessory market. JR PS: Do not take my word for it... do a rough BOM (Mic pre, DSP, RF hooks, etc). Then come up with package and cost to assemble. Figure a selling price that allows you to advertise and operate a business. Not to mention the actual work and capital involved to execute on your plan. [/QUOTE]

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