Behringer Ultragraph Pro FBQ1502 Product Datasheet
Audiophile 15-Band
Stereo Graphic Equalizer with
FBQ Feedback Detection System
Stereo Graphic Equalizer with
FBQ Feedback Detection System
Equalizers
ULTRAGRAPH PRO
FBQ1502
FBQ1502
Product Information Document
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Professional 15-band stereo
graphic equalizer for live and
studio applications
graphic equalizer for live and
studio applications
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Revolutionary FBQ Feedback
Detection system instantly reveals
critical frequencies and can also be
used as audio analyzer
Detection system instantly reveals
critical frequencies and can also be
used as audio analyzer
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Dedicated mono subwoofer output
with adjustable crossover frequency
with adjustable crossover frequency
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Additional low-cut fi lter
removes unwanted frequencies,
e.g. fl oor rumble
removes unwanted frequencies,
e.g. fl oor rumble
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Highly accurate 4-segment LED
output metering and input gain
controls for easy level setting
output metering and input gain
controls for easy level setting
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Ultra-low noise audio operational
amplifi ers for highest signal integrity
amplifi ers for highest signal integrity
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Servo-balanced inputs and outputs
with ¼
with ¼
" TRS and gold-plated
XLR connectors
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Shielded toroidal power transformer
for ultra-low noise performance
for ultra-low noise performance
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High-quality components and
exceptionally rugged construction
ensure long life
exceptionally rugged construction
ensure long life
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3-Year Warranty Program*
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Conceived and designed by
BEHRINGER Germany
BEHRINGER Germany
Professional audio engineers have
known for decades that a good EQ
makes all the diff erence in how a
performance is perceived. Although
multi-band graphic equalizers
have been around for a long time,
they have changed very little… until
now! The ULTRAGRAPH FBQ-PRO
FBQ1502 takes the graphic equalizer
a giant leap forward technologically,
providing robust feature sets and our
proprietary FBQ Feedback Detection System – at a price that makes them a
must-have for anyone who records or operates a live sound system.
How Does Equalization Work?
Imagine the audio frequency range as a very
wide highway with lots of “lanes”. Each of these
lanes represents a specifi c frequency band.
wide highway with lots of “lanes”. Each of these
lanes represents a specifi c frequency band.
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The lanes on the left side contain the
really low frequency content, mainly bass,
bass vocals, and the kick and tom drums
really low frequency content, mainly bass,
bass vocals, and the kick and tom drums
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The middle lanes make up the fundamental
zone of most musical instruments and the
male and female vocals
zone of most musical instruments and the
male and female vocals
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The right-hand lanes have all the
high-frequency stuff , such as snare drums,
cymbals, higher pitched percussion
instruments and the content that adds
sizzle to the mix
high-frequency stuff , such as snare drums,
cymbals, higher pitched percussion
instruments and the content that adds
sizzle to the mix
*Warranty details can be found at music-group.com.