A. Maybe you should ask them why they are so expensive! Don't let them fool you that their boxes are better. 'You get what you pay for' is not always true.

A. All of the BW processors use internal samplerates ranging from 48KHz to 768KHz to match a particular processing stage's requirements.

A. Sure. The DSPXmini and DSPmpX have Ethernet and serial remote control as standard.

A. 6 24 bit DSP chips!

A. The DSPXmini has less processing power which results in slightly reduced distortion control. There is also fewer processing controls. The mini also has no outputs other than the stereo generator. There is also no front panel LED metering. The metering is accessed via the LCD screen or remote control program.

A. The mpX is only a stereo generator, with safety clippers for added peak control. There are no multiband dynamic control sections (AGC or limiters) like in the mini.

A. The SE version has different crossover topology, new limiters and upgraded clippers making it sound smoother, more relaxed and with increased lower bass. It also adds minor features like mono input choices and right trim balance.

A. DSPXmini-FM SE has an input-to-output latency of 6 ms.

A. Sure. You can try risk free safe in the knowledge that BW will be happy to refund you if your not entirely happy.