Db Mark LMS

levyte357 wrote: toastyghost wrote: The only problem I had with them was a slightly fiddly menu layout, which you'll overcome with experience (say three gigs tops) Toasty, have you tried unit with laptop/GUI yet?

Only once personally. The window cannot be resized so looks a bit odd on a high resolution display, and on a smaller one may run off the screen making some adjusments difficult or not possible. The software itself was functionally competent, if a little ugly to look at - you can download the software and try it out without having a unit connected though so have a look for yourself.

I don't think there's better for the money, and the extra processing power makes these very attractive at the common Behringer sort of price range. If they can match the reliability then they're onto a winner and I'd not hesitate to recommend them if you haven't got XTA/Lab Gruppen money.

yeh ive got a note book, and it dont fit on the screen so plus 1 on some softwere that can be adjsuted to your screen size

Mircea Bartic wrote: I have two DP48II DSP's bought off Tony at Frankfurt I put one in my test rack for the last week and I abuse it every day in the shop It's replacing a ECLER AMiC 24 processor I had in there. Until nou I can't fault it. It sounds great, the menu is dead simple to use (never used the PC conection or the manual). I really think it's a great piece of kit. the only downside it's the placement of the on/off button on the back of the case. I would have liked it on the front. Oh, and I would recomend Neutrik conectors in the future versions. There's nothing wrong with the existing ones as they seem to be good quality but I'd preffer to have the best. The high end unit with the color LCD has neutrik conectors already, so is a step in the right direction. Thanks Tony !

That unit looks quite similar to my citronics dsp

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Edited by ermita - 31 January 2016 at 8:44pm