compressor alesis 3630 versus composer mdx 2600
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Posted on Mar 27, 2003 12:38 pm
harbass
Member Since: Mar 27, 2003
ello
1º sory for may bad englis
2º I wont to by a compressor form may bass setup but I have so many doubt´s abaut this 2 compressores, alesis 3630 and mdx 2600
what is the best?
In may land Portugal they coast abaut the same 180 euros( it´s abaut the same in dolars).
Can you help me please? :-)
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Mar 27, 2003 03:42 pm hi! thanks for posting,
i'm looking for a compressor too. i've started a thread here www.dbmasters.net/hrc/for...ead&id=1790 that asks the same question, and i got several great responces from the owners of various units.
i'm stuck between the Behringer MDX2600 and the dbx266XL. not sure yet, but i *may* end up going with dbx.
read that thread if it helps :O) -j
12bassMember
Since: Mar 26, 2003
Mar 27, 2003 03:52 pm If I had to choose between the Alesis and the Behringer, I would definitely choose the Behringer compressor. I used a Behringer Composer once when I recorded my instrumental album, and it sounded decent. The 3630 is just not a good sounding unit. It lacks headroom and colors the signal.
If you can find one, I recommend the FMR Really Nice Compressor (RNC), but it may be hard to find in Portugal.
Mar 28, 2003 10:43 am ye in portugal the moust comun is the behringer, alesis, phonic, and same dbx but for the phonic and the bdx you have to be same luck ti find it on a store.
the 2600 composer is a litle new in Portugal so the opinios are short in the comunity of players
more opinions please
ok ok i know my englis suck´s he he but the intention may have same credit ;)
Mar 28, 2003 10:56 am I am a huge fan of my dbx266, and so are a couple others around this forum.
I have not used the Behringer, but some trusted friends of mine use them and love them, so either way, you would be getting a decent compressor.
Noize2uCzar of MidiAdministrator
Since: Apr 04, 2002
Mar 28, 2003 09:24 pm Yes, it really is a matter of what you expect form a compressor. I have owned about 8 differant compressors, and settled with a Behringer Composer Pro. I just liked the the compression it gave me, and there were no added artifacts to the audio. I would recomend either the Behringer or the Dbx as both are very good quality wise, and they are both extremely transparent in the audio chain. And you cant beat the price.
Apr 15, 2003 09:24 pm Thats cool people from portugal are posting. Oh, and dont worry about your English its good I could totally understand you
Apr 16, 2003 06:12 am Better then my english!
