Feature:
If it had MIDI-IN/OUT, and a -10/+4dB output switch, I'd give it a 10.

Quality:
I bought it two months ago as a "spare" while my Mackie went into the shop for a blown input channel (after 5 rugged years of service). Now, everybody in the band wants to keep the Mackie as a spare---the 1832 is what they like. They like the sound of their vocals and the overall vocal blend better than with the Mackie. Go figure!

Value:
I think that value of this one is virtually impossible to beat, compared to a Mackie 1402VLZ.

Desirability:
It's "practical use" and handy features make it "sexy" to me and the other members of the band. Monitor and effects cabling were really simplified. Channel peak meters make it easy to head off problems. Effects-off blinking indicator is useful live. Free rack mount.

Sound:
As good or better (more adjustable) than my Mackie 1402VLZ.

Support:
E-mailed Behringer for a knob for a different item and received a response within 48 hours, with details and a repair website.

Overall:
I'd buy another in a minute!

Feature:
The built-in effects processor is a really nice feature but it would be nice if I had same adjustment instead of all presets. The individual channel peak indicators are a huge help in setup.

Quality:
I've had it for about 4 months. It's properly mounted in a 19" rack so it's not abused but it still travels around. So far so good.

Value:
Great product for the money.

Desirability:
Ok, it's kind of silvery and European looking but I don't care. Maybe you like this sort of thing.

Sound:
Great sound. I hooked it up to my oscilloscope and put it through it's paces. You can make it distort but you really have to push it. Running at 0 db it's as clean as you get.

Support:
No need for support yet but I'll give Behringer points for their excellent website.

Overall:
I don't change mixers frequently. If it works I'd rather stay flexible by submixing. I'll use this one for 10 years if it lasts. I'd buy it again. I like the fact that they let you use the built-in equalization for either main or monitor. When I added external EQ I simply started using the built-in EQ for monitors.

Feature:
Does the job I bought it for.

Quality:
Oh dear. This is my second Behringer mixer. No problems at all with the first unit (which I still own). However, the faders have now developed faults which require the unit to be returned to Germany for repair. They seem to loose contact around the 0db range and therefore loose signal to one output channel. This is bloody annoying and I will have to be without the unit for 2 weeks.

Sound:
Nice and clear. No interference at all.

Sounds great. I love the effects.
I only wish it had eight mic inputs.

Sound:
I'm losing signal gain/volume on the stereo channels of this mixer. I'm using the 4 stereo inputs from 2 DAts and 2 cd players (all unbalanced) Seems like after the unit is on for a couple hrs my volume starts to decrease. This is intermittent so extremly annoying and embarrasing when trying to keep a dance floor going. Called Behringer and the tech told me it could be a Ohm mismatch between my unbalanced cd player/Dats that is causing the problem. He suggested using a DI box betwween my cd players and mixer to convert to a balanced signal. I've had the mixer in use for about 12 months and this problem seems to have started aprox 2 months ago?? Anyone else having same problems?? Email me at fishonjoe@yahoo.com. I have my doubts about using the DI box in that it will solve my problem.

Support:
Support is ok but they never returned my calls as I was the one always calling them. I guess they were busy the 2 days I tried to get some answers to my problem.

Feature:
ALOT OF REALLY GOOD FEATURES!

Quality:
USED 2 NITES A WEEK FOR 4 HOURS FOR MY DJ GIG,HOOKED IT UP TO 4 JBL EON 15 G2S,AFTER 2 MONTHS BLEW THE RIGHT CHANNEL,MAIN OUT XLR & 1/4"!!!!!!!!!!

Value:
AWESOME FOR HOME USE,NOT MENT FOR BAR/CLUB GIGS!

Desirability:
NO WANT ANYMORE NEED A MAKIE OR SOMETHING,DONT GET ME WRONG I LOVED THAT MIXER & WAS REALLY LET DOWN WHEN THE RIGHT CHANNEL WENT OUT. .....

Sound:
SOUNDS PRETY GOOD!

Support:
???? MAYBE WARENTY WILL COVER!

Overall:
ITS GREAT FOR HOME STUDIO BUT NOT GOOD FOR PA GIGS

Feature:
the features on this mixer rock...so much for the money...pretty sure you won't find this many feature on a board so cheap.

Quality:
it's built cheaply....the fx hiss loudly and the components are cheap...not great for the road but you get what you pay for and you definetly get more than you pay for with this mixer..

Value:
awesome bang for your buck....can't beat the value.

Desirability:
this product isn't what i want....need a warmer sounding pre's....but depending on your application, it could be just what you need and lots more...

Sound:
sounds good...FOR THE MONEY....pre's are very thin sounding and the fx hiss like crazy.....not a good choice if you are after good tone...

Support:
Behringer support is slow....they design this stuff to be thrown away when it breaks....break it then buy a new one...however, i'm sure they back their word....a lot probably depends on the store..

Overall:
it's a little better than a 6....i was kind of hoping to get a really good mixer for cheap which is true to a certain degree....at the end of the day i needed better tone and something bit more road worthy....

Quality:
ok. this is why is so cheap, i had one and i send that back becouse the left fader in the main outputs had some problems, ok (sorry i cant whrite well english )then i just recieve the other one and guest what the fader of the chanell 7 is haven the same problem , so i'm going to change it for another brand, ok what i think is the use cheap components thats why the price .if somebody had the same problem please let my know. but i have to say somethig THE CUSTOMER SERVICE OF ZZOUNDS IT GREAT i call for the warranty and in the second day a had my other item