Harman's dbx AFS2 Advanced Feedback Suppression Processor Now ShippingHarman's dbx is now shipping its AFS2 Advanced Feedback Suppression Processor, designed to completely eliminate feedback from a PA system. The AFS2 is ideal for bands, DJs, live sound, and fixed installation applications and offers a host of upgraded features including a wizard auto-setup function, a completely re-designed advanced feedback suppression module, and a large LCD display. Successor to the popular AFS224, the AFS2 provides feedback elimination, yet is simple to use, thanks to its one-button wizard function that automates key setup parameters and walks the user through the configuration process. The AFS2 offers a full LCD display and 24 LED meters per channel for setup and monitoring. The AFS2 can be added to a system in minutes, thanks to its easy rear-panel connectivity and its optimized front panel. The company says the AFS2's all-new DSP module takes dbx advanced feedback suppression (AFS) to an entirely new level. This new module provides for faster and more focused filter sets in both fixed and live mode. While 10- and 12-filter feedback-elimination processors are commonplace, the dedicated processor in the AFS2 provides up to 24 programmable filters per channel with filter Qs up to 1/80 of an octave. This level of precision, previously available only in high-end processors, enables the AFS2 to zero in on the exact frequencies needed to attenuate feedback. "The AFS2 is ideal for installs and live performances where feedback can be one of the most difficult things to deal with when setting up a PA system," said Jason Kunz, market manager, portable PA and recording and broadcast at Harman Signal Processing. "The AFS2 is simple to use, yet powerful and flexible enough for elaborate large-scale live sound systems." 
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