Feature:
The most useful features are the volume control, the XLR inputs, and more.

Quality:
This product was really made well by behringer.

Value:
This product was worth its typical price

Sound:
I would characterize the sound of this product the best. The sound quality is great. Plus this product helps me achieve the sound I want from it.

Feature:
This mixer is so feature loaded I could throw up! Three tone controls on each channel, multiple effects available, two power amps programmable as stereo or main and monitors.

Quality:
Brushed aluminum, well silk screened numbers on the controls, I owned Carvin and Mackie before but this is just as nice to my ears and eyes.

Value:
I looked at many different powered mixers. This one is the sweet spot of value and quality. I will buy a second smaller version for monitor use.

Desirability:
The mixer is bright, very techno looking and has a cool large Beringer logo on back. It has nice blue lights on front and cool lights for the two channel power amps that pulse with the music. These people really know how to put this stuff together! What a change from my old Carvin and Mackie boards.

Sound:
I'm playing a larger room with about 150 people. When we fired the new mixer up, we weren't able to push it beyond three on both channels. This guy has good power and I'd be curious to see how loud it got at halfway! Excellent effects and the tone is very crisp and clean. We love it!

Ease of Use:
Very easy to zoom in on good vocal eq's on the channels for the mic's. We kept everything fairly flat and great tone. Easy to hook up and use. PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST ORDER SPEAKON CABLES BECAUSE THE SPEAKER OUTS ARE SPEAKON ONLY!

Support:
Stuff works fine hope I don't need to use them!

Overall:
Our band is buying four more Behringer 15" speakers and one more Behringer power mixer. I love this stuff! Very 21st century! Like I said, very light, very bright, and very modern. Love it, will be playing with this new p.a. Friday night and enjoying it!

Feature:
There were no accessories included with this product. I found it easy to set up and only skill needed was to be able to read simple english. Only one effect I wish it had for guitar is that I would of liked to of seen a onboard compressor for my Ric 12 string. But I own a Boss Stump box compressor that works out really well for it. Other than that I cannot really point out anything negative about it. And for the money Behringer has really went all out to make it affordable and practical and most of all built very well. No corner cutting seen as yet.

Quality:
Great Quality. If you're on the road a lot u might want to save the box it was shipped in just for peace of mind and to protect it extensively, which I do. So far, so good. It was packed really well from the factory.

Value:
Worth every penny. Sure u could go out and buy a Mackie or Yamaha but sometimes price does not mean much and in this case this is worth the buck.

Desirability:
It has the look and quality of genius engineering. Everything on it is simple to use.

Sound:
I wanted a power mixer amp with on board effects so I wouldn't have to have a separate processor. This has it all. I do a solo act with a 12 string Martin and a 12 string electric Rickenbacker and my Martin and Ric sound so sweet. By the way I'm running this thru a pair of JBL SF15 2-ways and they are handling the power just fine. And for a mike, I'm using maybe a little out of date but it's a Electro-Voice PL-80 but it still smokes and feedback is non-existant. I've got plenty of headroom if extra punch is needed to fill larger venues. I highly recommend this power mixer/amp to anyone who has a small club act or is a solo like myself. The effect for vocals are so cool too and do not sound artificial at all. I use just a trace of chorus on my voice but not oversaturated.

Support:
Cant really rate it on this section as I have not dealt with them directly as yet with any problems that I have experienced as yet.

Overall:
Just hope to have it for a very long time to come. But would probably buy another Behringer. They have an excellent reputation for quality and reliability. I looked into Mackie and I do respect their products but were just too pricey for my blood at this time. Cannot really say anything negative about the Behringer PMX2000 Power Mixer/Amp.

Feature:
The DSP is nice, although for DJing straight out of my laptop I never needed it much. The nine band Graphic Equalizers are very very nice, I use them to "shape" my sound, then I set the three band Equalizers on the individual channels and I'm set!

Value:
This is the bang for the buck! Don't let the cheap price fool you, this is one hell of a mixer.

Desirability:
It looks alright I guess, I personally like the design of some of the newer Behringer mixers.

Sound:
Very Very clean, Not much hiss. The EQs allow for tone modification should you need it.

Ease of Use:
Never needed the book, all of the controls are well labeled and arranged. I liked that because this is my first mixer.

Support:
I don't know, I've Never had to use it. Almost two years of near everyday use and still plays like it did the day I first hooked it up.

Overall:
This has been great for me, its a little bit light for the speakers I have paired with it. If you want a good mixer for a good price, this is really something to look at.

Feature:
I had a four channel Kustom before. I like the idea of having 9 mike inputs, if needed. I have used as many as 7 and it does a good joy. We have a program at Wayne OK at the Senior Citizens. We bought a 6 channel Peavey for it. I wish this head had been available back when we bought that.

Quality:
It is made of good material. Seems to be very sturdy. Good looking.

Value:
It is the best buy on the market.

Desirability:
A practical addition to setup.

Sound:
There are too many voices to select from on effects. Havn't decited on which one to use. I have used it for the last few weeks playing at nursing homes in the area. I and my band members like it very much. I use it with two 60 watt Kustom speakers. Got to watch the volumn, could blow those speakers if I am not carefull. It gives us enough volume to fill the places we play. Okie07

Support:
No haven't had a need to.

Overall:
I expect to keep and us this product for many years, and pass it on or sell it when I am through with it. I am 68 years young.

Feature:
Tone controls on each channel and a graphic EQ on each of the main/mon or left/right outs provides a lot of versatility in shaping sound to a room. Fairly good in/out options for sending to and receiving from external amps, mixers, etc. One minor quibble: no pan control on the channels...not necessary for my purposes but weird that they wouldn't include it on a stereo mixer. The built in effects are not the most versatile but enough variations are provided to account for most any situation as far as reverb, chorus, etc.

Quality:
Good quality construction. I have been using this as a rehearsal mixer for several months and also occasionally as a recording mixer. It has never let me down.

Value:
Great value for the money. More powerful and versatile than comparable products costing more.

Desirability:
Unless you are really into little knobs and sliders, I can't think of any reason to bring up the term "sex appeal". This is a good, well made, great sounding powered mixer.

Sound:
Good sound quality, more than adequate for rehearsal and small to medium venues. Can even be used with a mic'd drum kit if your speakers are able to handle it. Have used it with pre-recorded music and live bands and it sounds great. The only way to get a better sound would be to go with a high-end bi- or tri-amped system with a subwoofer.

Support:
Have never had to deal with the company directly other than to register the product for warranty purposes, which I did over the Internet in about 3 minutes.

Overall:
More than satisfied with the product, and plan on using it until it melts!

Feature:
has plenty of features. woul like a pan control.

Quality:
couldn't feed any powered mixer with the quality at near the price. I did a lot of research before i purchased

Value:
most product for the money that i found anywhere, and i did a lot of reserch before buying.

Desirability:
the 10 channels with 9 mic inputs was very appealing, as we had to have at least 7 (WE ARE USING 8 AT THE PRESENT TIME)

Sound:
sounds great. we use it for our practice room which is rather large. we use it for mostly accoustic instruments and vocals. does a good job on both (with good mics)

Support:
haven't had any problems.

Overall:
replaced an ELESIS STUDIO 24 mixer with this, and we like this one a lot better for what we are doing with it.(also replaced a crown 1000 amp0

Feature:
10 Channels, 99 Effects, two 9 Band EQ's, Stereo or Mono, Phantom Power, Pre-Amps Out etc... For the price, you get a lot. Sure, it would be nice to have a 15 Band EQ, but no one else offers that either. It's one shortcoming is that it should have 1/4" Speaker Outs.

Quality:
So far, we have not had the least little problem. It seems as well built as any other powered mixer out there. It would be nice if they offered a case for it.

Value:
Where else can you get a 10 Channel Mixer, 99 Effects unit, and a 500W Amp for this price? It is the best value out there period.

Desirability:
The PMX2000 will never win a beauty contest, but that's not why I bought it anyway. It looks good in a dark club when it's all lit up!

Sound:
I have owned the PMX2000 for over 6 months now. We use it for a 3 piece Rock band in small and medium sized clubs. I am amazed at how powerful it is. Even at loud volumes, it has been able to keep up, no problem. I find it has a very clean, clear sound. We play CD's thru the RCA In's to adjust the EQ and get a good sound in the house. From there we adjust individual channel EQ's. If set up properly (speaker position), good cables and mics, you'll get a great sound. We have found the effects to be quite good. You have to experiment and find the ones you like. I have read some bad reviews where others say it's noisey, chirped etc..., I don't know what they're talking about. My unit is extremely quiet. Our last gig, the owner said he was amazed at the great sound we get from our small PA, better than bands with much bigger and more powerful systems. So it's all in how you use it.

Support:
No problems, so we haven't needed Support.

Overall:
I hope to take care of it and use it for many years.

Feature:
You can split the head to drive mains and monitors separately, that is, no separate monitors amp is needed for smaller clubs. Then it also gives you 9 band EQ for mains and 9 band EQ for the monitors. Tons of inputs and outputs. EFX. Speakon speaker outputs only.

Quality:
EFX can have hiss. Lower the return volume and up the send volume to overcome this.

Value:
Breakthu low price for a quality PA head.

Sound:
This is a great PA head and it is half the cost of the other stuff. It has good power, lots of I/O and a clean sound. Buy good mics for best effect.

Feature:
comes with it all eq and 9band eq on master, 99gx,imp mic pres i love it

Quality:
all very good but the hiss on mic pres is a bit to much. althought its overall quality is good and its got some god stuff to play with.

Value:
best for the price

Desirability:
good looking seems to look alot like a macke

Sound:
good sound some his but if you set it up right its perfect as its just been giged for the 327th time.

Ease of Use:
very easy to use mind you thats comeing from a pro

Support:
had it for 3 yers never needed it

Overall:
all god took a good 3 yers and it still sound like it did new