Feature:
Behringer is never around when quality is needed,but quantity is where it excels.An in-line mixer at this price is simply unheard of,and 48 channels of audio are as equally ridiculous.The meterbridge is also a fine add-on.as well as everything else.

Quality:
Behringer isn't quite proud of it's quality,you know.98 percent of their products are cheap and plastic,but this one is just plastic.You will find it extremely difficult to keep it intact.

Value:
I admire Behringer's courage to make a mixer this big and expensive.I thought they'd never do it.No real sound engineer would buy one of these,unless he lacks self-respect.The thing is, i will give this one a 7 because it's big.

Desirability:
This one has absolutely no sex appealing stats apart its size.Beyond it's practical use,it's just ugly.Add to that the Behringer logo.....

Sound:
The sound of this mixing board is just Behringer-ish.If you expect a drastic change in audio when upgrading from the cheapest to the most expensive Behringer mixer,you'll be dissapointed...they're all equally thin,compromised and oily as their very cheapest models.

Ease of Use:
How easy is it to get great sounds from this product?Damn impossible. This mixing board's just as equally complicated as a Mackie,TLA or A&H,but the poor quality of it makes it even more difficult to use because of all the hours of mixing needed to get the audio signals at a descent quality level if nothing more.Add to that the massive number of buttons,and a newbie to engineering would freak out.

Support:
Behringer employees have coffee breaks 24/7.

Overall:
I am giving this a 6 because if you're working on a Budget this might just cut it.But don't expect it to be a huge improvement over the 802. Once again i'll say this: I admire behringer's courage....but i despise their product.