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[DWBass]

Meh. I use an iNuke 6000 4 channel power amp, and an iNuke 3000 2 channel power amp to drive monitors with my PA, and they've both worked flawlessly with very heavy use for the past couple years.

I had an X32 that we used for 3 years before upgrading to the Midas M32, along with the 32 channel S32 stage box for the X and now the DL32 for the Midas. All of it has worked flawlessly.

Still have an X18 Air mixer that I use for rehearsals. Works perfectly.

The recent TC gear I've owned or demo'd seems to still be very high quality stuff.

So yeah, I have zero issues with Behringer.

This. REAL world review.

 

[bassbrad]

Behringer has some hits and misses like all manufacturers, I have a lot of pieces that have served me well in my studio and around home and some even on a gig.

 

[40Hz]

The First Amendment was established in 1791 protects my right to say what I want about any subject. There have been lots of Supreme Court cases about First Amendment rights and many of these are controversial. I said what I said with this in mind. End of story

Nope. Private forums can place any restrictions and limit participation in any way they like. Freedom of speech does not apply to an internet forum. There's been many cases on this subject that went before federal courts. And their rulings have been unanimous in this regard. Do your homework.

FWIW, your constitutional rights mainly apply to what the government is not allowed to do. You have unalienable rights. They are not granted by the Constitution. You already possess them as a "self evident" truth. Our rights are only restricted insofar as to what degree we ("The People") agree to allow the government, by law, to restrict them.

The Constitution and Bill of Rights were created as a check upon the power of government. Not as a means to grant rights to its citizens.

 

[Frodolicious]

Nope. Private forums can place any restrictions and limit participation in any way they like. Freedom of speech does not apply to an internet forum. There's been many cases on this subject that went before federal courts. And their rulings have been unanimous in this regard. Do your homework.

FWIW, your constitutional rights mainly apply to what the government is not allowed to do. You have unalienable rights. They are not granted by the Constitution. You already possess them as a "self evident" truth. Our rights are only restricted insofar as to what degree we ("The People") agree to allow the government, by law, to restrict them.

The Constitution and Bill of Rights were created as a check upon the power of government. Not as a means to grant rights to its citizens.

Lawyered.

 

[Spherical Cube]

I'm salivating at the K-20 synth(and Neutron too). I wanted a semi-modular synth for a while, and I dig demos. Also, it has an interesting feature - an envelope follower and a pitch to CV converter. I wonder if it tracks well in bass range. Maybe putting before it a well-tracking digital octaver in a mono mode, octave up only, can give some interesting results?

 

[Bassdirty]

I thought I heard somewhere that Behringer owns like a whole town in china where they manufacture stuff. I think it was that Pedal video guy.

I've owned several of their products, knowing full well I was getting what I payed for. Mixers were always fine, but they are getting better still.

so, who knows.

T$