Behringer SU9920

In an ideal world, unwanted sound alterations caused by phase shifts should not occur at all. When using high-end equipment, particularly premium EQs and speakers, these shifts typically remain imperceptible. However, in practical settings, particularly in live sound environments, extensive equalisation adjustments are often necessary, which can lead to phase-related artefacts. In such situations, the Behringer Sonic Ultramizer SU9920 provides an efficient solution for enhancing audio clarity and presence. Designed with versatility in mind, the SU9920 can be integrated into an audio system via the master or bus output of a live mixer or positioned between an instrument and a mixer/preamp. Dedicated Low contour and Process controls for each channel allow for precise tonal adjustments, yielding noticeable improvements in audio quality. As a two-channel processor, it is capable of handling stereo signals or processing two independent mono sources, making it a practical tool for both studio and live sound reinforcement applications.

The company, which was founded in Germany by Uli Behringer and now manufactures its products in China, has been known for affordable and great-value equipment since its very first product, the Studio Exciter F. An array of mixing consoles (such as the Eurodesk MX8000), signal processors, and later sound amplification and monitoring equipment, has made it possible for countless musicians to fit out their home studios, practice rooms, and mobile PAs within budget limits that were previously unthinkable. The acquisition of other companies, including Midas, Klark Teknik, and TC Electronic, meant that new product groups were added - and also resulted in the technical expertise of these companies being incorporated into product development.