This mixer works very well. I wish the reverb was a little better but maybe I haven't played around with it enough.

I'm really happy with the amount of features this thing has. It's got compression and a low cut on each of the mic inputs, a good amount of effects, and a 9 band eq. It has more features but those are the main things I use and can remember at the top of my head right now. And not only is it a full fledged, versatile mixer, it also works as an audio interface! So that's two for one! You can use it for live performances and also at home for recording. Or even recording at live performances! I've looked around a lot and did a lot of research and couldn't find such a feature loaded mixer for the same price as this one. I use this mixer with a shure pg81 mic and behringer b212d speaker to amplify my flamenco guitar. I need something with more control that's why the 9 band eq is so useful. Plus every room and situation is different so that makes the 9 band eq even more useful. A typical 3 band eq just doesn't cut it. If you play something with a lot of dynamics, the compression can really help to set the right volume level. The reverb sounds a bit funny to me. I need more time to get used to working it. In some rooms, it sounds great, in other rooms, not so great. I'm sure this is just me needing to work with it more. I've heard other reverbs from other mixers and they weren't that great sounding either.

It's pretty simple to use if you've worked with mixers before. The layout is simple and straightforward. You might need to do some reading if you've never worked with a mixer before to really get all the use out of this thing, but that goes for any mixer.

I'm pretty impressed with it so far. I've had it for about a month now and have been gigging at least once a week with it. Let's see how it works out in the long run.

I think I got a LOT for the price of this mixer. Well worth the money.

It looks pretty good to me. Everyone always looks impressed when I take it out to set it up. I guess all the led lights make it look pretty high tech and cool or something.

active working musician

flamenco

I love the subtle sound changes, that I can elicit from the keyboard and hear with this mixer. My vocals reflect all the modulations I am capable of voicing! If you can sing, this board really does the job. You can modify the effects (reverb etc) and you can fine tune where and how much is employed- GREAT!

Nine band EQ- FINE! Feedback finder combined with the 9 band EQ reduces the wide swath cutting that occurs with fewer bands!

Learning curve is short- very short. Instructions are basically 43 pages of basic information in 6 Languages- ugh! You can download the full Behringer manual and you are set to go! I repeat, my Casio PX-560 sounds awesome, crystal clear and all subtle changes are heard in this mixer/ ditto vocals!

It appears well made. I take great care of my equipment, so I expect it will do very well. Time will tell.

Best value to cost mixer on the market. I have been in and out of music since 1964!

No contact

I could make good music without it! But- I make BETTER music with it!!

Piano/keyboards/ vocals. In music since 1964. Professional

Old rock, Classic country, Boogie Woogie, Standards, R&B etc etc . I do music that pulls at my soul. If it's good and I like it

Now playing professionally.

Blues, Funk, R&B

great sound for the money. love the new compression control knobs

mics and music from computer are used most because of karaoke gigs reverb is also used a lot

never had problems i have two of these

karaoke jockey - plus ex band player

everything

Bass,

Christian

If you don't care about using the USB port for recording, this is a great mixer for the price. However, I am not probably 48+ hours invested in trying to use it for recording. Have tried their EnergyX SW that came with it, and two other recording SW packages I've used successfully with MAudio products, and I still cannot record. Playback was a cinch. But I've downloaded and installed the Behringer ASIO drivers, the ASIO4ALL drivers, and nothing is working. So I'm wondering if I have a bad USB port in this brand new mixer, or what? And I'm a 25 yr veteran with the largest IT company in the world, I know a little bit about computers. :-)

Can't get the USB to work with recording, playback is fine.

Mixing and live sound if fine. Works as it should. Manual could be a lot better in describing how to adjust the FX parameters. Would have been nice if Behringer would have offered a software interface via the USB for adjustment and storing of the FX patches/parameters.

Quality of the mixer main controls and chassis seems to be fine, probably better than most at this price point

I'm disappointed I still can't get the USB to work with recording, and trying to make up my mind whether I was to return it or not.

Not easy to get answers from Behringer. They force you to search their FAQ on their website.

It looked good, had all the right functions in a compact mixer.

Active Musician

Classic rock and Country

I bought this mixer for live use in my band space and for small gigs so that I don't have to carry my big mixer and effects rack. I love how it sounds.

The effects and built in compressor are both great features.

Very intuitive. I played with it for about 30 minutes the day I got it, and had figured out everything that I needed to.

I've only had it a short while, but it seems sturdy enough.

For the price, this is about the best thing out there. It also came with some recording software, but I use Pro Tools, so I haven't put it on my computer.

Haven't had a problem.

It is much smaller than my other mixer, and it has way more features, though the inputs are somewhat limiting. If I have a big room gig, I will have to carry my full set up to mic all instruments, but for rooms where vocals are all that need to be amplified, this baby is perfect.

!5 years playing guitar and singing lead

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