Review on 🎧 Enhanced Sound Control with EXPERT 6 CH 28 Band EQ Bluetooth Processor (PX2CONNECT) by Predrag Hall

Initial Review Please note I will have to come back and give more updates. These are just my first impressions. Shipping - COVID19 has impacted processing times. After sending it, it was here a few days later. I assume that under normal conditions it would go very quickly. Packaging - I am not giving a star here but be aware that it is very minimal: Arrived in the original packaging with no padding or protection. The box was kind of crumpled. I fully expected damage. Luckily it didn't seem like that. By the way, the instructions in the box were in Portuguese. But that's not a problem as it's not rocket science. Functionality - I powered it up, gave it a signal and routed the outputs to an amplifier that feeds the front components and rear coax cables. Everything came clean and clear. RCA's performance was very good. Then I played with the dial and buttons. This made it surprisingly easy to make adjustments. Then I opened the Expert app and tried to connect. The application could have had a nicer graphical interface. It's very basic in terms of visual design and aesthetics, but connected seamlessly and worked great on my Samsung Note 8. Not bad and functional so far. I applied some filters to the channels and it turned out to be easy. I haven't tested how well they work, but there were plenty of options. Overall I'm very happy with it. I tried the Pioneer Deq-s1000a and it had a lot of problems. It was a bad product: the app didn't work for my wife's Android or iPhone X, but it worked with my iPad Pro; Output power was low; and there were severe limitations, such as B. the inability to EQ individual speakers. This product is already looking like it will blow that other block out of the water. The only thing it doesn't have is a built in amo which I don't need. I'll post some photos and maybe even a video when I get a chance to set it up.