Behringer virtualizer pro dsp1024p mod#
Behringer virtualizer pro dsp1024p upgrade#

The DSP1000P and the DSP1200P are identical inside apart from a different operating system EPROM. The actual effects processor is a small cluster of IC's and an operating system EPROM at the back of the board. You have the control boards at the front, then about 5 inches of nothing, and the sockets board at the back. Theres absolutely no reason for the case to be that deep as at least 75% of it is empty space. When you open up a DSP1000, DSP1000P or DSP1200P you'll find. You get the impression that Behringer ran out of ROM space in the Virtualizer and thought they might as well put out another unit with all the stranger stuff in it! This might go some way to explain why the Modulizer plainly didn't sell so well and it correspondingly rarer second hand. The Modulizer has an altogether more interesting but baffling array of effects including various phasers and flangers, auto lowpass/bandpass/hipass filters, ring modulator, vintager (what?), resonator, guitar amp simulators, and the curious 'ultra ambience' and '3D space maker'. This sounds like the work of someone who'd had a vocoder described to them, but had never actually heard one! The Virtualizer has two effect engines with either stereo or dual mono effects including all the standard reverbs, delays, chorus, pitch shift etc that you would expect on a cheap multi FX, but it also has a few more unusual effects like vocal distortion and what someone at a Behringer lab somewhere might imagine was a vocoder.

Behringer virtualizer pro dsp1024p upgrade#

The only improvement seems to have been a upgrade of the D/A and A/D converters from 20 to 24 bit, as if anyone could possibly tell the difference on a late 90's Behringer machine! The Modulizer appears to be a much rarer beast, as demonstrated by the fact that at any given time you can probably find a couple of dozen Virtualizers of various different types on ebay, but you'll rarely even see one Modulizer.ДЄ couple of years after the Pro versions were released, Behringer updated both units to the DSP1024P and the DSP1224P. There may have been a non pro version Modulizer, but we can't find any trace of one. The only difference we can discern between the Virtualizer DSP1000 and the DSP1000P is that the Pro version has XLR inputs and outputs alongside the normal jack sockets, and the non pro version doesn't. The Behringer Virtualizer DSP1000 was first released around 1997, closely followed by the Virualizer DSP1000P and Modulizer DSP1200P a year later.

Behringer virtualizer pro dsp1024p mod#

DIY kits for installing this mod are available HERE.