Feature:
All the right features, and they all work really, really well. I'v had this albatross for over a year, and it still works anyway. The effects are great, it has little headroom, but I can work with that. The laugh a minute power amplifier is my main heartache here.
Quality:
It has held together...within its tiny limits. I baby it, because I am afraid it will fall to pieces....but it hasn't.
Value:
I should have spent more on a peavey or mackie....
Desirability:
It looks great, feels wonderful, is easy to operate.....well designed.....it still is semi useless. This would work well for an acoustic guitarist with on vocal mic...maybe with a tape deck...playing to a packed crowd to twenty people.
Sound:
Preamp section, FX, everything just nice.....just ridiculously underpowered. I think Behringer deliberately lied about this one....but you get what you pay for......I have to buy a separate power amp just to play country to a hundred people (QSC 1850HD Rox!). I won't even use the Behringer to power a couple of monitors.....it turns itself off if you push it even a little....far better off with a Peavey XR-600....even if it weighs a ton!
Ease of Use:
Easy to use.....unless you try to push it...then it turns itself off....far better than imploding.......probably.
Support:
I think they mean well....I think the preamp section is a great value, and well designed....pity they lied so miserably about the power...the only way this boat anchor will make listed power is by running it at ten percent total distortion...instants before it turns itself off before catching on fire.........
Overall:
It is useful only as a six channel mixer........and seems reliable...within its limited limits.
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