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New Behringer Game (The "Play at Home" Edition)

uglybassplayer

uglybassplayer

Aug 24, 2001
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#1
I don't know about you, but I've been having so much fun reading the latest Behringer thread that it's got me thinking about a game we can play... It's called "Is it Live or is it Behringer", and now you, the audience can play at home :hyper:

Ok, there are two ways to play:

1) Post the picture or website of a product that you believe Behringer has copied and see who is the first to find and post the Behringer product that was produced as a result.

OR

2) Post the picture of a Behringer product that you believe is a copy of someone elses work and see who is the first to find and post the product that was the inspiration for the "B" unit.

Here's an example... Can you locate the Behringer version of [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]?
 
#9
uglybassplayer said:
Congratulations, Bad_Habit_Bassist walks away with +1

Here's another one... What product provided the inspiration for this [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]?
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Well, while we're still waiting on someone to find the product above, I'll throw another one out there for you all:

Who's innovative product's sales did this [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] take a bite out of :smug: ?
 
#18
tuBass said:
Great thread!
I've always wanted to find a higher quality verion of this:
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Here, try [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] one on for size.

Most of Behringer's mixers started out as copies of the original Mackie designs (as many have already pointed out, Mackie sued Behringer and SamAsh over this back in the early nineties). Since then, their designs have evolved somewhat, but they're still considered the "low end" of the MI grade mixers.

- Frank.
 
#20
uglybassplayer said:
Here, try [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] one on for size.

Most of Behringer's mixers started out as copies of the original Mackie designs (as many have already pointed out, Mackie sued Behringer and SamAsh over this back in the early nineties). Since then, their designs have evolved somewhat, but they're still considered the "low end" of the MI grade mixers.

- Frank.
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I think we have a winner, almost down to the model number. You're Good!
 

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