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#42
Jamiebass said:
Behringer gear is so cheap because they use "seconds" parts and components. Basically, they purchase components that have very small defects for pennies, and restore them, and in return, install them into whatever. At least that is what they used to do.

My 0.02$ CAN
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I would LOVE to see proof of this. But I know there won't be any. This possibly the single most rediculous anti-Behringer statement I have ever seen.:eyebrow:

Have you ever heard of buying in bulk for reduced prices? You buy a lot of parts and you get them cheaper. Behringer ships a lot of product, therefore they buy a lot of parts.

Open up a Bass Vamp and you will find IBM and Motorola components. Open up one of their compressors and you will find JRC OpAmps and THAT VCA's, there are 5% caps in their mixers and other products. These are not bottom of the barrel components.
 
#48
Justice said:
I would LOVE to see proof of this. But I know there won't be any. This possibly the single most rediculous anti-Behringer statement I have ever seen.:eyebrow:

Have you ever heard of buying in bulk for reduced prices? You buy a lot of parts and you get them cheaper. Behringer ships a lot of product, therefore they buy a lot of parts.

Open up a Bass Vamp and you will find IBM and Motorola components. Open up one of their compressors and you will find JRC OpAmps and THAT VCA's, there are 5% caps in their mixers and other products. These are not bottom of the barrel components.
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My apologies. I should have included the "I've heard that Behringer...." part. Enjoy the V-Amp. :)
 
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