Thank you for your comment. I'm not familiar that much with the Lokius. As I understand, DBX is a 31 multibands EQ. The Lokius is too but with only 6 nods. Each nod must move a bell shape along the frequency axis. If I understand well, DBX can help you increase or decrease volume of specific frequencies while the Lokius can bend the sound towards specific frequencies. Both can do a similar result but the process seems to be different. Anyone wants to comment here?
I aged 10 years watching this guy pull it out of the box who cares about getting it out of the box
I learned how to edit since then. Thanks for your comment.
Great review brother
Can i connect it with my focusrite 2i2 ?
Of course
Hi, good review ... have you ever used this for recording? Some say that it's too noisy for recording!
I haven't but I don't have any feedback noise what so ever. It seems good. Let me know if you do encounter any problem.
How does it compare to the Schiit Lokius? Does the BDX have any effect in any way when in BYPASS?
Thank you for your comment. I'm not familiar that much with the Lokius. As I understand, DBX is a 31 multibands EQ. The Lokius is too but with only 6 nods. Each nod must move a bell shape along the frequency axis. If I understand well, DBX can help you increase or decrease volume of specific frequencies while the Lokius can bend the sound towards specific frequencies. Both can do a similar result but the process seems to be different. Anyone wants to comment here?
@@thebastblastofficial can you hear any noise or distortion or deterioration of sound quality when the Dbx is connected to the system and is off/on?