Behringer FBQ 2496 supresor de acople

General

The Behringer FBQ 2496 Feedback Destroyer sounds like a super advanced feedback-eliminating machine, and it is. Anyone who's ever gotten too close to the speaker with a mic in hand has experienced the spine-shattering feedback shriek, and the resulting critical looks from audience members. Not only is such an experience irritating (and embarrassing), but it can also damage the speaker's tweeters/compression drivers!

In order to avoid this, you can use this Feedback Destroyer, which utilises different technology to compress the shrill noise and to filter out the signal so you don't have to worry about it ever again. You can set up to twenty separate different filters per channel in a super small frequency range to ensure that this device will have little to no affect on the quality of your sound or signal, and that the high frequencies will be filtered out for a peaceful performance.

But what if the sound happens anyway?! Panic!!! No, really, the FBQ 2496 has a panic button. When engaged, the device quickly find the abnormally high frequencies and destroys them. Hence, Feedback Destroyer.

The FBQ 2496 can easily be connected to a mixing console with submasters, which allows you to direct all of your microphones to the device. Should one of the microphones start to feedback, playback will remain unchanged. For stage use, it's also possible to control feedback on just the monitors, so the FBQ 2496 will have no further influence on the rest of the PA system.