Remembering years ago when I was mixing for a portable church and having to run the setup wizard on the DriveRack each week, the addition of a big overstated wizard button is a welcomed addition. For example, the enhanced resolution of the LED screen provides better detail, and the wizard button is now a big backlit button right next to the jog dial. The front panel is much cleaner than on previous iterations, and will make more sense for first-time users of the product. Because dbx has organized the controls here, creating more space between the sections of controls. DriveRack PA2 also has an improved control and display section over previous models. You are able to walk around your room as you make changes to your graphic EQ and time align your speaker delays. You won't be tied to the FOH or amp rack position. For churches that already have a digital console, this means more freedom and accuracy tuning and mixing in your room. New this year, the DriveRack PA2 picks up where DriveRack PA+ left off, and even adds a few additional features-the most exciting is that the DriveRack PA2 can be controlled with a laptop, Android or Apple device over a wireless network connection.
The product has proven to be useful, dependable and priced at a point that makes it accessible to the church market.
I get to travel around running sound for Christian artists and church worship teams, and DriveRack is the system processor that I see most often. From my experience, these are the most popular sound system controllers by far. Undoubtedly, dbx Professional created a monster in the DriveRack PA series of loudspeaker management products.
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