The Behringer QX mixers are equipped with a multi fx processor made by Klark Teknik.

I would love to see a standalone device using this processor. Maybe a small one similar to the TC M100 or even in a 19" housing with, lets say,  two or four of that processors and the possibility to tweak more parameters for each effect, a tap tempo button, and so on. Something may be similar to the MX400 made by Lexicon but with all that phenomenal suberb effects of the Klark Teknik processors.

 I would buy both,the small one and the larger one,even if I own a M32, a X32, a WING (among others) and some vintage effects made by some well known manufacturers. 
the components are already available,so put it in a box and ship it.

kind Regards

  Klaus

I have a KT-2A which I use for recording and compression of bass guitar or electric guitar, and for singing ofcourse. The way I do this is:

- for the bass and guitar via a mic in front of the cabinet, and singing via a voice mic

- input that into a voice preamp, in this case a Tascam TA-1VP

- output that to the KT-2A

and in that case the KT-2A works fine, the meter responds as an indication that the signal is processed.

HOWEVER, what I also want is to add the KT-2A to the effects loop of my guitar amp, and this is what does not work:

- send the preamp signal of my guitar amp (Marshall JVM or Fender tube amp) to a DI box input

- connect the XLR output of the passive DI box to the microphone input of the TACAM TA-1VP

- output that to the KT-2A and connect the KT-2A output to the return of the effects loop of the guitar amp

In that case the meter of the KT-2A does not respond no matter how I set the peak reduction knob: the meter stays on zero.

I suspect the output of the SEND of the guitar amp is too different from the microphone output, even it I have a DI box in between. So how can I get the KT-2A to work in an effects loop of a guitar amp?

I am interested in building a abelton live backing tracks rig,I have a Midas pro1 console in which I want to use as my board for virtual Sound check but also want the ability to use for mixing backing tracks for live performances, so any suggestions in which klark teknik dn9652 or dn9650 also using the kt-usb network card for multitracks, thank's 

I am HOPING to use the DM8500 as the brains of my entire installation.  Part of that requires being able to use TCEs to send signals to the GPIO outputs… but I can’t for the LIFE of me figure out how to get ANYTHING to talk to the GPIOs or generate logic inputs of any kind)!  I would LIKE to have buttons on the TCEs be able to trigger various GPIO pins hot or cold (as well as other logic within the system), but I have not found a way to do that AT ALL.  To me that seems like a pretty basic function (that apparently was available on the previous wall controllers), but I can NOT find it.

I have one GPIO input (or any logic input) signal that is critical to the audio design, and I need to trigger 4 GPIO pins which will be used to control various presets on a digital SDI switcher (to include choosing which HDMI inputs will send the audio to the DM-8500 given various settings).

Is there a Logic input setting that I can trigger from a DMTCE?  Unfortunately, due to a lack of great documentation, I chose this system with the assumtion that this would be a given, but now that the entire system depends upon it, I am finally able to figure out that it might not work.  I am really hoping for a simple solution I just don't know about yet!

HELP?!?!?!?

Hello. first post here from the USA thanks in advance for any help.

Just got this used 360 and thou it passes audio with no issue both A & B EQ has no effect on said signal.

On a side note, I'd like to know what these 2 holes on the back marked "In put TX and Out put TX" are for. Is that a switch inside the unit (I see something white in there but not sure what it is)? Is that why I'm not getting anything more than by-passed signal?

Seiral #36514

Hopfully some one will know what the trouble is and leave a reply, I don't like flipping switch's on (or off) with out knowing what they do.

Hi everyone,

I recently purchased the 76-kt compressor and im absolutely loving it. I am aware of the rear vu meter adjustment pot as stated in the start up guide but there is also a small hidden screw directly underneath the vu meter that i have messed around with (which i regret doing) i dont know why i messed with it, i was just curious what it did. 

Im worried ive somehow messed up the calibration now as i presume this screw is factory set and shouldnt be altered. I can see that you can turn it clockwise and anticlockwise one turn and then it becomes stiff, you then screw further past that stiffness and it sort of resets to the loose, clockwise/anticlockwise setting as before.

Am i ruining the screw by turning it over and over to see what it does? is it some sort of spring that i am unwinding?

Id really appreciate any technical information to settle my mind on how this screw works and what you should do with, if i have perhaps ruined it by over turning it, or if i am just worrying too much?

Thanks ever so much in advance.