All user reviews for the Behringer Super-X Pro CX3400

Crossover 2 inputs and 6 outputs.
3-way filter with the possibility to combine the sub output on a common output for both channels
input-output XLR3 symtriques
limiter level (but which poses problem)
time limit on the low pass (no need, just the possibility of interference, CRER)

Enormment buttons, lights and annotations

Unnecessarily complicated buttons so you can never be sure not to tromp s'tre.

When the excess goes into service, its 'POC' is clearly audible and this time the membranes of my HP dplacent dangereusemment (whereas the aim should be to being protected)! Then there is a silence of several seconds before the sound is back!

As I said dj, limiters are a disaster. Better not to use them.
The delay is completely useless! This shook the source of interference, DGRAD.
Do not use either!

I recommend instead the CX2310 from the same brand. For technicians who have mastered, there is the DCX2496 to properly gre ncssaire all, good and proper.

I bought a DCX3400 there are about 2 years. It is like new ... I do not use it. This is a purchase that I regret!
Too many gadget. Too many buttons. Over-subscribed. Tmoins too. Too CHSE vrifier before being sure not to break the HP that dpendent!

XLR
Impdance of: Symtrique> 50k ohms; asymtrique> 25k ohms
Bandwidth <5 Hz> 90 Hz, +0 /-3dB
Off limit THD: <0.04%, were: <0.5%
Filter type "Linkwitz-Riley" 24dB/octave
Low / high: 44-930Hz (2 channels)
Low / Mid: 44-930Hz
Mid / High: 440-9.3khz
Consumption: 22w
Dimensions: 44.5 x 482.6 x 217 mm
Weight: 3kg

Switch:
- 25Hz low cut
- Mute on all channels
- Phase invert on all channels
- CD horn
- Limit
- Xover frequency x10
- Mode (mono / Stereo + channels 2/3/4)
- LF Sum (low mono / Stereo)
- Input potentiometer and outputs on each
- Dlais output low of 0 2 ms
- Limiter with LED OFF -6 dB / channel
- XLR connector only

- Slope too soft 120hz filter is still too perceive the 200Hz.
- Cutting up and meduim on 3-way too lev: 440Hz mini is no possible to infra-low, low and medium-high.
- Limit on-off type, sometimes with a popping sound when the bass rises, HP dbatement make up the touch screen! disables the better.
- The low cut 25Hz effective, no sound test 20hz.
- The mute for testing.
The limiter is just a little pop to switch on the circuit limiter, so no on-off effect. The HP no longer to bond.

I prfre to crossover as the cutoff frequencies and selectable. That's because all of his The systems are Different.
A redo all of my budget dpend because if Behringer is low end, and the dbx Dynacord are just better