Behringer SUPER-X PRO CX3400 V2 Active Crossover

Behringer SUPER-X PRO CX3400 V2 Active Crossover

Behringer SUPER-X PRO CX3400 V2 is a line-level active crossover for an appropriately configured multiway sound system. It supports documented stereo two-way, stereo three-way or mono four-way operating modes.

Why Choose Behringer SUPER-X PRO CX3400 V2?

The CX3400 V2 divides the signal into selected frequency bands before the downstream power amplifiers or active speaker inputs. Limiters, adjustable delay and constant-directivity horn correction provide system-specific tools when used with the relevant loudspeaker design. Choose crossover points from actual driver and cabinet requirements rather than a generic preset. Each output must reach the correct amplifier and driver band, so labelling and low-level testing are essential. This processor is not a USB recording interface despite the category wording in the inventory.

Key Features

• Multiway crossover: stereo two-/three-way or mono four-way.
• Line-level outputs: separate frequency-band routing.
• System tools: documented limiters and delay.
• Horn correction: supported constant-directivity function.

Best Suited For

Line-level routing and loudspeaker-system configuration in an appropriately designed audio installation. Choose the device for its actual processing or distribution role before connecting downstream amplifiers. A rack processor can organise audio signals, while speaker-driving power still comes from the appropriate amplifier or active cabinet.

Setup and Connection Guide

Turn down downstream levels and plan the signal flow before connecting the source. Use the documented balanced connections and select the required operating mode before testing individual outputs. Label each route, set initial levels conservatively and confirm the correct signal reaches the intended destination. Apply any crossover, delay or protection settings only around the actual speaker and amplifier requirements. Check the complete system quietly, then increase level while monitoring overload indicators. Keep a record of the working configuration for later setup and troubleshooting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the crossover output connect directly to a raw passive speaker driver?

It supplies a line-level band signal, so the appropriate amplifier stage is still required. Match the output band, amplifier and driver carefully; a wrong high-frequency or low-frequency route can create an unsuitable system configuration.

Can line-level processor outputs power passive loudspeakers directly?

No. They supply an audio signal for appropriate downstream equipment. Use suitable power amplifiers or active speakers for loudspeaker-driving power, and keep line connections separate from amplified speaker wiring.

Does more output level automatically improve the system sound?

No. Excessive level can overload later equipment without increasing useful clarity. Set gain through the full signal path, leave headroom and resolve routing or placement problems before treating gain as the solution.

Technical Specifications

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