Behringer FBQ1502HD Ultragraph Pro 4-stars Reviews

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Decent little unit.

Happy enough. Decent tone, great looking on my bass rig, a definite bass stack fashion accessory. Could be better, as in a single 31 channel eq would be nice, but near enough for me.

thinkquality!

this price is good for this quality

Quality a little of let down

For some reason worse quality than the line mixer from the same company.

Great EQ for the price

I purchased this Behringer EQ for my small studio for some frequency adjustment in two monitors for both playback from recordings and for some rehearsals. So far, I have found the knobs and features to be true to their description and work well. The faders could be a little tighter but still they work well and do the job. I like the sub connector and having that option. If you are looking for a simple EQ for the price this one works great.

Ideal EQ for mastering/mixdown at home

This unit is well thought out with multiple uses. The inclusion of the feedback elimination system makes it perfect to use with live mixers that don't have them built in.

As a home studio final mix EQ system, it is excellent. It seems noiseless. The physical size of the sliders means it can be tricky to closely set the +/-dB accurately but the range switch helps a lot if you don't need to go outside of +/-6.

This is a rack mount unit, so once you have defined your home studio, you will need rack mounting. I would play around before deciding what else you might include in the rack mount unit, and therefor the size and style of it.

The metal machining is a little rough if you don't rack mount . . .

in/out Button :On was good with a switch.

I see the LED light neatly, too.

I feel density to be high for a sound.

Cost performance is good.