400 Watt powered mixer. 12 Channels. Formerly PMX1000.
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Feature:
Lots of great effects on this mixer - cathedral, small room, stage, concert hall, etc. The ambience effect sounds best for the acoustic stuff I do. The FX feature is easy to see and use. The general layout of the mixer is very ergonomically satisfying - much more so than the boxy PA heads that look like guitar amp heads.
Quality:
The constructions seems very solid, even though the unit is incredibly light ( a plus for a 50+year-old player!). A gig bag or road case is probably a good idea.
Value:
I think it's a fair price for the quality.
Desirability:
Aesthetically and ergonomically, this mixer is very appealing
Sound:
This board has a very clean and clear presence through the Peavey PR 12's I'm using. However, it's very under-powered. I don't understand wattage ratings completely (like a lot of acoustic musicians), but the 600 watts is somewhat misleading. That only happens if you bridge the two sides of the amp (300wx2) to one speaker. If you're pushing two 8 ohm speakers, you actually only get 150 watts per side. Whatever the problem is, there is virtually no head room at the gain knob, the channel level or the main level. I tested some Yamaha AS 312's and they were even weaker. No bass response at all with this mixer/amp. I've added an old Altec preamp for 2 vocal channels and an Ashly compressor for my 2 acoustic guitars and it helps beef up the power considerably.
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Overall:
This mixer suits my needs for now - acoustic duo, 2 guitars and/or keys. I bought this powered mixer based on research and reviews - and the reputation of Behringer. I did not want another powered mixer that resembles a guitar amp head. Love the layout and features. I'm very disappointed in the weakness in the power department and feel that the 600 watt rating is either incorrect or intentionally deceptive. My 60-watt 1966 Fender Bandmaster can peel paint off of walls when the volume is at "3"! This 600 watt mixer is loud only when every level is cranked to "10" - mains, gains, and channels! If this mixer were lost or stolen, I would probably not replace it with another. I would go research some more and maybe pay a little more for a more powerful unit.
Submitted: 2/14/2005
Style of Music: americana
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Quality:
This thing reminds me of my cousin's Merc. Benz.S class.
Sound:
Perfect... But... High gain in bridge mode causes some audiable hiss.
Overall:
It is NOT under powered! I was having it drive a SINGLE Peavey 115 in bridge mode (@600watts) for vocals and it DOMINATED a 350w Line 6 bass amp, a 125w Peavey half stack, a 100w Krank half stack and a massive drum kit... It was so loud cops complained they could hear it driving down US business route 20! Its 600 watts for god's sake! ...YOU HAVE TO USE IT IN BRIDGE MODE! (flip the little switch above the LED meter to "Bridge" and flip the switch next to it to enable the +48v Phantom and plug in a 600+ capable watt driver into the RIGHT output jack) you can even dasiy chain two 16ohm cabs if you want to run it as a PA! ...just don't plug in anything into the left jack when doing this unless you have a death wish. (It should shut itself down, but ive seen sparks in my speakers' voice coils before it does)
Submitted: 12/11/2006
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