Pre Owned (Used) BBE 282i Sonic Maximizer w/ XLR balanced input and outputs. The BBE 282i Sonic Maximizer is a two-channel signal processor that will benefit any recording or sound reproduction system.  This BBE 282iX is a signal processor that belongs to the rack effects category of pro audio equipment. It is a great tool for musicians and audio engineers who want to enhance their sound quality. With its brand BBE and model number 282iX, this unit is a reliable and popular option in the market. This signal processor is perfect for those who want to add more depth and clarity to their sound. It has a range of features that allow users to adjust their audio signals to their liking. Whether you're a musician looking for a smoother sound or an audio engineer who wants to tweak the sound of a recording, the BBE 282iX is a great choice.

This Unit is in Very Good Condition.  Some cosmetic scratches from rack mounting and 4 felt pads on the bottom side.  It works good.

Whether you purchased the Sonic Maximizer for your home studio, PA, DJ system, or instrument rack, you will find the Sonic Maximizer' rugged construction and careful electronic design a welcome addition to your sonic arsenal.

The 282iX features XLR balanced input and outputs, and +23dB of output headroom. Perfect for studio, or professional live sound applications. Its smaller chassis makes it ideal for DJ systems, DAW-based recording environments and space-challenged live systems, as well as desktop applications, where space is at a premium and there™ s no 19-rack space available.

The 282 series delivers exactly the same performance as BBE' world-renowned rack-mounted Sonic Maximizer products. BBE High Definition Sound compensates for phase and amplitude distortion, restoring the brilliance and clarity of the original content material.

The BBE High Definition Sound process begins by applying a linear phase shift across the full-frequency range of the signal, which allows the speaker system to reproduce the transients and harmonics in the correct order.

The BBE process then compensates for speaker amplitude distortion by progressively boosting lower and higher frequencies, and doing so within the context of the phase correction process. This efficiently creates a fuller, richer sound without excess equalization.