Feature:
Read the manual....Mix B has EQ and you can hear channel 1-24 and 25-48 at the same time. It's the real deal......seems like a wider sound than going directly into DAW.

Quality:
If Behringer is so questionable and Mackie 8-bus is so much better, then go to the Mackie forum and read about their faulty ribbon cables......they're defective...even after years of manufacturing, they still have problems with them.....no matter what revision of the cables you try. Plus you get the built in meter....looks sweet.

Value:
Read the manual and features......no brainer.

Desirability:
It's not an SSL so don't try to make it something it isn't. Accept it for a great value with a ton of featues with good to (at times) great sound. I can't wait for the MX10000!

Sound:
Smooth. Solid tight sound....just watch the gain and you'll be fine. You can even use the EQ.

Ease of Use:
You may have to review certain parts of the manual a few times before it makes sense, but it's in their and there are plenty of configurations for any setup.

Support:
Bothell, Washington----Just down the street from Mackie so they can quickly replicate Mackie's next best thing. Call them and as them anything....like someone else mentioned....humans actual answer the phone.

Overall:
Solid........Behringer isn't going away, they will only get better....so you shouldn't be ashamed or embarassed if you have Behringer eqipment in your rack....you should be proud of it.

Feature:
The Bridge meter is a BIG plus! - I do however wish it came with the BNC lights.

Quality:
I love this board, I've had it and use it daily for over 5 years and has never failed me.

Value:
This price is a steal

Desirability:
I'm the envy of all my friends with 4 tracks.. Bigger is better

Sound:
Very clean to me... I suppose the mackies and other higher end and higher priced boards may be cleaner, but for my projects they are perfect.

Ease of Use:
good documentation made it a breeze to hook-up

Support:
Never had to ask for support. I did email behringer to ask where in the flip to get the BNC lights and they pointed me in the right direction via email. (the next day i got an answer)

Overall:
Very satisfied with my purchase. I've recorded a zillion projects with it.

Feature:
Lots of routing capabilities. The only bad thing is that it claims to have 6 aux sends but 3/4 and 5/6 are selectable, you can't use all six on each channel simultaneously.

Quality:
Very good build.

Value:
Got mine for $1050 through a local retailer.

Sound:
Very clean sound, lots of headroom.

Overall:
I wish they made a 32 channel version with 8 aux sends.

Feature:
The most useful is the 24 'B' tracks for mixdown and additional recording capacity to my computer.

Quality:
I had an IC go bad in the power supply but for all the 7 years I've had my boardit's been good to go!

Value:
the comparable Mackie or Allen and Heath boards are no less than 300% more expensive at $3900, Vs $1300 for not much more.

Desirability:
the board is Practical!! Period! You get what you need!! If it was the same price as a Mackie I would have bought a Mackie. It's value is in ith Price to Value ratio. That Macke,Tascam, Allen-Heath, Soundcraft nor anyone ELSE can match..

Sound:
excellent and quiet board I record mostly midi with mix of live instruments. this board fill the bill for everything I wanted and allows me 16 tracks of didital mixdown and could have 24 if I would use Y cords which I refuse to do.. Being able to monitor the levels coming back from the recording device is also a plus using a single button and not having to look away from the board.

Ease of Use:
getting used to the routing is VERY condusing and the manual is nearly useless for project studio operation and is geared mainly for Live usage for Front of house mixing.

Support:
I contacted the company when my power supply went bad and they were on it in a flash. unfortunately I had to take the board as well as the power supply to the shop and that WAS a hassle because that board is no easy task to move nor even pack up!!

Overall:
My board is stationary and rarely EVER moves. I can't speak to roadability. BUT when it's time to replace it. I'll replace it with 2 MX9000's ( or a slightly used SSL if I hit the lottery)

Feature:
i use it as the heart of our recording studio and it really helps hook up everything together so easily. XLR connections on mail outs and inserts give excelent option for connection professional equipments in studio. i've inserted 8 compressor\gates on buses for recording so everything is tight and under control when recording. Mix B is perfect for recording situations. you can record and monitor 24 tracks at the same time.the only thing i wish i had more is Aux Sends. we're using 4 of them for headphone monitoring so there are only two left fo FX sends.

Quality:
good and warm. my board is connected to two motu interfaces giving 24 channels of audio, and this baby really helps warming up the glassy and too much clean signals which are common with any digital recording system. using good outboard compressors and FX you can make your music sound huge.

Value:
in this range of price and class, it's perfect.

Desirability:
the first time i saw this, i was sure i wanted. i have worked with all types of brands [mackie, allen and heat, yamaha, alesis,...] and this board is really good for mid-pro studios with limited budget.

Sound:
The sound is good and clear. depending on what style you record and produce you can get a decent sound out of this board. has a lot of headroom and dynamic range, and using its 8 buses you can expand it even more.

Ease of Use:
if you know how to work with this kind of mixer and setup, it's a snap.

Support:
haven't contacted them yet. hopefully we will never need to!

Overall:
get it if you want a mixer as the heart of your mid-size studio. everything's there for that kind of job.

Feature:
Needs a phase reverse.

Quality:
Many loose and missing screws, 1 bad switch, top face plate is bowed. I chose to repair the unit myself instead of returning. This console should last forever with reasonable care.

Value:
Even with the loose and missing screws, this is a fine console and I am proud to have it.

Desirability:
With all the leds lighting up, the "WOW" factor is pretty impressive in my small studio.

Sound:
Quiet

Support:
No support required.

Overall:
I am satisfied. I'll use it till it breaks, fix it, use it till it breaks...

Feature:
The faders are smooth and long and the eq is just perfect and you can tailor to any situation that might come along.The meters bridge helps to see what is coming in.The mike pre amps are well designed so that it can handle hi level recordings.And you have more enough aux's that most likely you will not run out.

Quality:
Over all very good

Value:
Over all it has the other's beat hands down

Desirability:
I would say they could have done better

Sound:
Hi to everyone who is looking for a mixer.This is the one that will do every thing you need and more.As for the sound it is clear and clean with good headroom without falling on it's face.As for other mixers, why buy them now .For the money you had save, you can buy all the other cool gear that you will need to complete your studio.

Ease of Use:
It is no harder then other mixer's at this level of quality.

Support:
Not to bad

Overall:
I feel this will be around for years

Feature:
I Like the B buss again perfect in a recording studio situation for those of us that use a multitrack deck

Quality:
I got lucky I purchased my MX-9000 April 2005 for $999 and for the price this piece of gear is built solid and a built in meter bridge? for that price? Behringer rocks How about a 32 channel version of one of these or better yet how about a companion monitor board for the MX 9000 or a 9000 version with 8 Physical sends pre post selectable for the ones that don't require the B buss ...On the MX 9000 need a 24x8x2 mixer and on a budget beginer or pro level you'll be Very happy with this mixer Oh if touring get a road case for it and that should keep your value on your MX-9000

Value:
Got alot of mixer for the money

Desirability:
If your a beginner to multichannel mixing in the studio or live this is one dynomite tool to learn Pro Mixing you master this board you'll be able to run the Giants at the big National level

Sound:
I bought mine mostly for recording and tried some multitrack with it noise? not even an issue the preamps sound prety damned good

Ease of Use:
no problam here every mixer has it's feel as far as use and this one easy very easy to adapt to.

Support:
Haven't needed it yet I have some other Behringer products havn't needed support on those either at least not yet If you happen to lose your manual(s) no sweat log on at behringers website and download then I'm sure your dealer and hook u up My oppinion! for the ones on a tight budget seeking performance.. Try this board out and lets hear your kudo's

Overall:
The only way I'll replace my MX 9000 is if it self destructed or if a bigger version of this mixer was made availible for the right price as a broadcast/recording engineer (yes done some live sound too) I'll say it again great mixer for the price tag

Feature:
For me EURODESK have many versality, and many matrix,or many functions,in consideration it´s price.

Quality:
In quality i think again EURODESK beat many others in price, and quality for that price it´s rare.So don´t be afraid cause and by one now.The preamps are excelent, the faders are equal, the pots ok, many uses, diferent matrix, etc., and the meterbridge it´s have a good transients cause in analog this is a badproblem,but in EURODESK they are fine

Value:
OK, i think in ths question it´s obvious, it´s relation quality/price, in comparsion with others.Others may cost much ok , but for this price what do you want? For a price of a desk of this kind like EURODESK you can´t buy even a small desk a Yamaha, or Mackie, so buy it.

Desirability:
It fells like rocking the sound, polishing the sound like wind and it´s sound cleans like Skip.Have a the best versality i ever seen for this price, and it´s practical in most cases.

Sound:
In terms of soud till now i have no bad experience,i think it have a good quality/sound, in comparation with others i think till now again, i have no frustation,i have friends with other brands and it seems EURODESK beat them all.In terms of sound, It´s Sounds like a whisper.

Ease of Use:
Very,very and very basic to use, and with help of the manual in 24 hours you will learn everthing you can do with the desk.

Support:
Till now i never need nothing , and i a have it for 5 years, and i hope a ever need a suport.

Overall:
I will use EURODESK till my house come down, and nothing ,but nothing i could do to save it. I not have mx9000 but a mx8000, but still have the same optios and the evaluation it´s the same. So if you know somebody with one to sell, buy, buy, buy, don´t even think twice.

So far, this console has beat the other 24 chnl analog consoles I have owned (within a similar class) such as Mackie, Yamaha, and the other slightly smaller Behringer models. This board can actuall function as 48 chnl. Each chnl is switchable (ie: chnl 1/25, 2/26, etc). Each a/b mix for each allows for its own eq, and with flexible sub-outs (4 stereo or 8 mono), the combinations are endless. If you can think it, you can probably do it! One of the best features is the 100mm sliders. Extremely smooth, and fades are seemless. Done right, the results really make those demos and final masters sound like a million !!