Just curious. I have a shot at one locally for cheap. I prefer used but I'm not seeing much pop up on TB or E-bay.
Riis
Riis
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Their EQ's are my least favorite type of product.
JKT
I appreciate your candor. I've used Behringer in the past solely on availability and price including a PA board and rack-mount compressor. In other words, the components were already in place or were all I could find. I need a decent 3-5 band para EQ but the selection has been poor lately.
Riis
I'm pretty happy with mine. Got it for $79 when GC was blowing them out after they were discountinued by Behringer. It's been in my rack for several years now and has never acted up. I switch a couple of bands in and out -- mostly #2 at 250 Hz (boost or cut to fix room acoustics) and #3 at around 900 Hz (boost for fretless mwah). Both on wide band.
I have run into QC problems with a few Behringer products, but all of the ones I own seem to be holding up pretty well.
Thanks, eli. I made the commitment and picked it up on the way home. Well under $50 and in pristine condition so I can't complain. Problem is that I'll be running it with a Behringer board which does not have a main insert. Bummer! Per instructions, you're supposed to run all processors through Aux 4 and go from there. I've already got an ancient Sonic Maximizer in the signal chain and somebody gave me a Digitech Studio Twin (reverbs, delays, etc). May end up sounding like hell but multi-colored LEDs will give the rack a festive holiday appearance (thank you Martha Stewart).
Riis
Oh, heck, for under $50 you can hardly go wrong anyway. Are you using it for PA or for bass? Mine is just for my bass.
And hey, isn't lots o' knobs and lights why we all do this anyway?