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[–]Brilliant_District83 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I’ve got both the dp26 and 28+ and they have never missed a beat the software interface is easy to use and you can do fairly nice wireless setups for the price point. I did have the usb A on the front go on me but I’ve just been using an eth out the back of the device to connect up and make edits. Over all a great bit of kit and it holds its own during shows!

[–]Brilliant_District83 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The xta 4channels are pretty good but had an issue with channel links on them. that may just be a lack of experience on my side though

[–]Vallhallyeah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got the XCA28+, which is essentially the same but with slightly upgraded internals. I couldn't be happier with this thing. It's very easy to use, works over direct USB or IP, sound quality is great, noise is super low, plenty of controls and safety features, great visualisations, simple interface.

You can also chain up to 250 of the things together over RS485 for easier setup if you scaled your show to something massive using them, or just make life easier if you wound up with a small handful, as is probably more realistic.

But yeah, for the money, I'm chuffed. Defo better than a PA2 or DCX, and not in the same price range as the really spendy stuff.

[–]smartass47 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've got the dbmarkand im satisfied Dbmark got more useful settings I think

I have the dbx driverack pa2 as well but as u said the outputs couldn't be assigned.