[Lordoftherings]

a) I think that he is simply asking if the Behringer Feedback Destroyer electronic EQ would get rid of unnecessary noise if plug into his system in conjunction with his Onkyo TX-SR607 receiver and Samsung S-Convertor.
b) And if it will act as an equalizer with high pass filtering with his Samsung S-Convertor.

Personally from what I know, I'll say yes.

* Am I right at guessing his two-part question , and am I right with my answer?

 

[Lordoftherings]

Lol, Hi Kevin, it was really simple to read your request.

As for the definitive answer, I'll pass this task to Wayne, as I don't personally used this electronic EQ.

Cheers,
Bob

 

[Lordoftherings]

Well a onkyo 607 doesnt have enough voltage to balance and unbalanec equipment so i need a boaster i guess the Samson is fine for now

But the Onkyo TX-SR607 does not have preouts, only for the Subwoofer and Height channels, right?
Would that be a limiting factor?

 

[Lordoftherings]

I thought of that, right after I clicked on the 'submit reply' button of my post.

* And I also know that some people use it for their main speakers.

TY Wayne for confirming it.

Regards,
Bob

-> By the way, really like the picture in your signature; an acoustic bass, and an electric one, cool.
... Reminds me the DTS opening in some DVDs, with the sound of strings inside a Yamaha piano... very cool indeed.
Everytime I look at it, it plays again in my head, and I just feel the movie is about to start...

 

[Lordoftherings]

Hey, just keep busy Kevin; as long it makes sense, and the results are sound... :bigsmile:

Bob