Feature:
Awsome features I dont even use them all. It is nice because you can adjust the amout of effects on each channel. Great for echo. You can put it on the vocal chanels and have it off for the instruments.

Quality:
Not as rugged as my crate stuff, but good for the price.

Value:
Great bang for your buck.

Sound:
Sounds great only a slight buzz when turned up to full. It does POP very loud when you turn it on even if all the volumes are turned to 0. I use it for practice we run 2 drum mics, 3 vocal mics, bass gutar , and electric gutar into it. The mixer feeds a cabnet I made with two 15" in it and 2 super tweeters. It vibrates the whole house. It is too loud in a 625 square foot room to turn up all the way.

Ease of Use:
Simple to use.

Support:
Never needed it.

Overall:
Great product, very versitile, never gets hot.

Sound:


Overall:
I'm a recording engineer but I also do sound at my church. I recently rented this powered mixer and was very pleased with it's performance. It was an easy and simple setup. My only issue was that I wish it had a mid sweep but other than that it was perfect for a small venue. The guy who I rented from said it has been a great little mixer with great electronics and he's never had problems with it.

Feature:
with 100 presets you are bound to find effects that you like, only your selection is the same for every channel, however indvidual fx volume per channel is available. would like to run different fx on different channels but oh well! need to spend alot more money for that luxury.

Quality:
2 1/2 years later, 100+ gigs/practices still going strong w/o a bobble or glitch(except the cheap cables mentioned earlier) longevity seems good so far, but I baby my equiptment after all, I paid for it!!

Value:
money well spent. because of the small venues we play haven't needed more power which = more money, oh yeah buy a power conditioner, a good one!!

Desirability:
sex appeal?? whatever! functionality is what gets you paid, this one has it!

Sound:
this will supply all your sound needs for the simple rock band.(5 pc) we have used it indoors, & outdoors(50-150 people) with a pair of Behringer P1520 mains on stands and a pair of P1220F monitors wich results in 350 watts per amp, mains/monitors thats only 175 watts per speaker and still haven't turned up the mains past 3 on the dial. Impressive! We run vocals,guitars,keyboards and an Ipod during breaks the sound is great! The drums are not miced.

Ease of Use:
read the manual. buy quality cables, both mic and speaker(it makes a big difference in output)cheap cables suck!! learned that the hard way.

Support:
never needed them, I guess that speaks for the quality.

Overall:
until I need more channels this works. as far as power is concerned I can add amps and subs or other self powered speakers thru the signal out in the face of the mixer which makes it very versatile

Feature:
Nice functionality and a lot of input capability. I really like the dual (main + monitor) master EQ. This coupled with the channel EQ, gives you maximum control over the sound. Connected to my BG412S Ultrastack, this thing puts out some sound!

Quality:
It's a Behringer, so it is not Top Shelf, but it is much better made than the entry level Behringer stuff and it appears to be very well made for the purpose at hand. I have no qualms about using it in the studio and I would probably be okay with the occasional transport for use elsewhere. I'm not too sure that I would be willing to get truly "on the road" with it, however. I'm not confident that it would stand the abuse.

Value:
Best mixer in this dollar range, hands down. More power, more capability.

Desirability:
I think it a great design because of its' intuitive interface. I'm not that impressed with the color choices, but it works for me.

Sound:
Just got it so haven't had time to evaluate completely. Lots of input and output. Hmmmm, colored lights. Sound output is everything I expected and will meet most needs. The effects, even though many won't use all of them, are fairly good effects. The mixer itself is attractive and the interface is intuitive. Documentation is minimal, but adequate.

Ease of Use:
Plugged it in, turned it on, and jammed. Documentation was minimal, but the controls are fairly intuitive and with a quick review of the manual, even a beginner will be okay.

Support:
Never had to use them and that's the best rating I can give.

Overall:
I used my last powered mixer for several years before upgrading to this opne, so I expect it will last a long time. As it is for studio use only, I have high expectations.

Overall:
I'm a recording engineer but I also do sound at my church. I recently rented this powered mixer and was very pleased with it's performance. It was an easy and simple setup. My only issue was that I wish it had a mid sweep but other than that it was perfect for a small venue. The guy who I rented from said it has been a great little mixer with great electronics and he's never had problems with it.

Feature:
A ton of FX's

Quality:
Been on road with this mixer for 5 years, very durable!

Value:
Best bang for your Buck, hands down.

Sound:
Very good for acoustic guitar and vocals.

Ease of Use:
Great clean, good effects.

Support:
no problems

Feature:
I really like the Hi-z inputs so i can run my guitar through it as well and still have inputs for 2 more instruments. Im not much of an FX guy but these effects are pretty cool, I really like the backwards effect cause its really creepy.

Quality:
Once you pick this thing up and play around with it youll realize the quality

Value:
amazing for the price BUY IT!

Sound:
This thing is LOUD i run it through a Peavey PR12 (just one for now) and ive already lost my hearing

Ease of Use:
Its really easy to use and coming from me thats a big thing because i didnt know what half the knobs did but after maybe 15 minutes of messing around with this thing i pretty much knew what i was doing. Also the Clip LEDs really help.

Support:
Have not had to use it yet

Overall:
Im gonna marry this mixer

Feature:
For what I use it for I don't use all the gadgets.

Value:
Best bang for the buck...I paid the same price for the PMH 2000 two years ago.

Desirability:
I would like to have this one if my PMH 200 ever goes on the blink, but don't think that's gonna happen.

Sound:
I don't own this one, I have the PMH 2000 earlier model and have had no problems what so ever with it. The sound is great and easy to operate. We use it with Tascam CD-700 CD Player and JBL 1500 speakers and sing with tracks. This one has much more power than the PMH 2000, so I'd say it would be awesome..

Support:
Have had no problems with my PMH 2000.

Feature:
Lots of fun features to play around with! :)

Quality:
I'm giving this a two because I feel the quality could be better. During my gig it shut itself off several times. Thank God i always keep my old spare workhorse a 10 year old peavey available. I lost an hours pay because of it shutting down and most of all i lost the Respect of the venue owner and the patrons.

Value:
It has a great price,but poor quality.

Desirability:
It looks great and makes you want to play with it and buy it, but beaware,just because it has a ton of bells and whistles it doesn't always make it the right product or the best.

Sound:
I liked the sound fine when it was running.

Ease of Use:
Instruction manual very black and white, easy to use.

Support:
The company said no problem they could replace it.

Overall:
I am currently looking for another.