Behringer FBQ800 V2
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Behringer
FBQ800 V2
Product Info
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The FBQ800 V2 is a surprisingly capable little graphic EQ, especially for live sound or budget-conscious studio setups. The feedback suppression is legitimately helpful, and the illuminated controls are a real quality-of-life upgrade. It's a solid choice for smaller bands or anyone needing basic EQ and analysis on a budget.
Product Description
- Behringer FBQ800 V2
- Graphic Equaliser
- Compact 9.5" graphic equaliser for studio and live applications
- FBQ feedback detection system
- Can also be used as an audio analyser
- Low-cut filter
- Precise 6-segment LED input/output displays and level control for precise level indication
- Illuminated faders
- potentiometers and illuminated switches
- Weight: 0.38 kg
PROS
- • FBQ feedback detection is genuinely useful for live sound reinforcement.
- • Illuminated faders and controls are a huge boon for dark stages.
- • Compact size makes it ideal for smaller rigs or travel.
- • Offers a surprisingly detailed audio analysis capability for the price.
CONS
- • Plastic construction feels a bit flimsy compared to higher-end units.
- • Limited frequency band control compared to more sophisticated equalizers.
- • Potentiometers can feel a bit 'scratchy' and inconsistent.
Product Video
Key Features
Bands
31
Channels
2
Connections
Stereo XLR/TRS inputs & outputs, aux send
Metering
6-segment LED input/output level displays
Weight
0.38 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It analyzes the signal for resonant frequencies and lights up corresponding faders; it’s not perfect, but a great starting point for taming feedback.
While possible, its limited band control makes it less versatile than a parametric EQ for detailed studio mixing; it’s better suited for subtle tweaks.
Like many Behringer products, the potentiometers can be a weak point, occasionally developing scratchiness; regular contact cleaner can help maintain them.
