dbx Launches New 240 and 241 DriveRack Loudspeaker Management Systems

Sep 25, 2000

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Designed to accommodate smaller sound system installations, such as small-to-medium-sized clubs and churches, the new dbx 240 and 241 DriveRacks offer the contractor a cost-effective solution to loudspeaker management.

Housed in single-rack-mount chassis, the 240 and 241 are each equipped with a two-input, four-output Euroblock routing configuration. Both units have a comprehensive menu of features, including a 31-band graphic or 9-band parametric pre-EQ on each input, two-band parametric post-EQs on all four outputs, compressor/limiter, post delay of up to 330 milliseconds, and output phase compensation. Crossover options further include a choice of Butterworth, Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley types.

In addition, the dbx 240 offers XLR connectors and a feedback suppressor. The 240’s LCD display and front panel controls provide intuitive control of all editing functions and features. The unit can also be controlled by another 240, or via the included DriveWare software. Software updates can be downloaded instantly from www.driverack.com.

"The success of the 480 DriveRack created a market demand for a speaker management control solution aimed at smaller venues," says Ian Thacker, dbx director of sales. "By offering two versions of the new system, we have addressed virtually every imaginable scenario that a contractor may encounter in smaller installations."

For more information, visit their web site at www.dbxpro.com.