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[OLD MODEL] BEHRINGER ULTRAGRAPH PRO FBQ3102
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Professional 31-band stereo Graphic Equalizer for both live and studio applicationsRevolutionary FBQ Feedback Detection System instantly reveals critical frequencies and can also be used as Audio AnalyzerDedicated mono subwoofer output with adjustable crossover frequencyAdditional sweepable high and low cut filters for each channel remove unwanted frequencies e.g. floor rumble, tape hiss etc.Servo-balanced inputs and outputs with 1/4" TRS and gold-plated XLR connectors
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ColorSlvr/Blk
Height8.89762 Inches
Length20.35429 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateMarch 2008
Weight7.275254646 Pounds
Width5.78739 Inches
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u/Arve ยท 2 pointsr/audiophile

> And I want to simply smooth out the Fq response in my listening area

Laudable goal. If I were to start doing room eq myself, I would probably opt for one of two:

  1. Amplifier/processor with automated room EQ. This usually falls in to the "high price" category. The NAD C390DD integrated digital amplifier is supposed to be getting a room calibration update sometime, but it comes at a price: $2600 USD.
  2. Measurement microphone (I think something like the Behringer ECM-8000) with a USB audio interface providing phantom power, and Room EQ Wizard will make your life a whole lot easier. If the $130 price for a mic and USB interface is too high, you may check with someone dealing with pro sound has one to rent for a weekend.
  3. For the EQ, I would look on the pro/live/studio sound of things, just make sure that you find one that is dual-channel and can operate in unbalanced mode. 15 bands and up. Behringer has a very budget minded model (Amazon link, $99 that accepts both balanced and unbalanced, and has 15 bands. They also have a 31-band equalizer for $142. Disclaimer: I do not own, and has not tried it, but I'm giving the recommendation based on price, specs, and features, not ultimate quality - people have had varying success with equipment from them.