Sound is outstanding. My older furman eq was clean, but very muddy in comparison. Bass is tight but full, no slop. Highs are crystal. I don't mean to go overboard, but the sound quality rivals eqs 3 times as costly.

I'm knocking it down 2 notches because of the fbq feature. As an EQ, it does everything it should. Hi and lo pass filters are convenient if not redundant. Sub x-over is fine. The FBQ is handy, but not complete. Intensity of glowing sliders shows sound levels per frequency, but that's it. You can visually identify strong/weak spots, but you still need your ears. What it does do is make tuning quicker, but it does not do it for you. Feedback will show up as one bright slider, so you can quickly nab it/tune it if you ring the room, but folks who know the "I don't have a RTA-capable EQ" methods will find this only a convenience. Folks that don't know how to tune a room by ear will not benefit from this feauture. A noise insert & a measurement mic insert would make it work...

It's an EQ...

I think it's built well. Sliders feel precise and smooth, but strike me as delicate. House installs = fine. The controls don't feel up to the occassional woopsie that gigging encounters. I'm knocking it 3 points because, like alot of Berhinger gear, there's a really nasty power-off pop. I mean, I hate to even expose powered-off gear to the surge.

Outstanding sound at minimal cost.

No experience.

turn on fbq and the lights go nuts...if you're into that sort of thing.

Active Musician

rock, jazz, R&B, Dance, CCM

This thing works pretty well. I like the Sub-Woofer output. I have discovered that you can drive 2 separate stereo Power Amps at the same time, by taking the appropriate cables [(2) XLRm-XLRF] [(2) TRSm to XLR]. Utilizing the (2) 1/4 TRS to XLR cables for one amp, and the (2)XLRm-XLRf for the other. !! DISCLAIMER!!-- I couldn't Find Anything in THE BOOK, that said YOU COULDN'T, and --No Smoke 'N Flames, Soooo---!! As far as sound quality, it sounds good [and Quiet] using a Sampson 1248 mixer and a Crown power amp. The Old Peavey CS-800 is a little Noisy, but--That's the amp.

The FBQ is Nice, you can dial out Feedback Before it Happens.

Pretty much, Plug 'N Play, fits the rack well--

Probably as good as any other, good Price Point, lots of Bang for the Buck. Cosmetics and layout good. Very LIGHT, Keep it in a Rack, or Case. I have several vintage MXR EQs, in case of a failure, but I don't think they're Necessary. Have'n't used it on the Road, but, in my Road- Runner Rack, I wouldn't worry about Accidents-- Keep Bam Bam th' drummer away from the set-up, an' you'll be Fine!!

Worth the money, Unless you're a Gear Snob, then Nothin'll do, but the High Priced Stuff.

Haven't had any problems with ANY Behringer Stuff, an' I've got a Bunch.

Life-Time--48 yrs. local and Road.

Vintage Rock/Country/Blues.

Ordered 1 worked great, got 2 more on order! Price & Performance are just what the doctor ordered! Would have to spend a lot more the see a difference

All you need - standard hook-up

Doesn't get much easier

No problems yet - seems pretty sturdy

I challenge you to find a better EQ for anywhere near this price

I have not needed support with problems, but their website is easy to manuever around & I downloaded PDF manuals onto my lap-top for easy access

Nice LED's for a little of that guilty pleasure bonus points!

Those who can do - I fiddle about & have some good equipment to facilitate my shows!

Alt-Country-Swamp-Rockabilly-Acoustic-Rockin'-Jam

I own 3 of these which I use on my home theatre and looking to buy 2 more! It help me boost and cut what I need to get the most out of movies, music and more! On need to pay more for another brand when all you need is right here!

Home and live audio

80's

So far so good. This is my second Behringer EQ (two different facilities) and haven't had a problem with either. This EQ has actually reduced my overall system "pop" noises at system power on/off.

No complaints on features. My biggest reason for purchasing was to reduce feedback. Ten minutes of terrible ringing/screeching noises while notching the offending ranges down just 2-4db did wonders. The FBQ system located the problematic areas for me well. I haven't tested the sub out connector, but I like the built in option with the crossover adjustment right there. For better or worse the crossover frequency adjustment knob is on the back.

Straightforward controls. If you've used an EQ, this is no different. Gain, high cut, low cut, eq on/passthrough, and FBQ for feedback detection. I wouldn't recommend relying on FBQ for live hunting. It won't show you much until after everyone is holding their ears.

Only owned it for a week. No problems so far.

As long as it lasts 4+ years I'll be plenty happy with my purchase. Time will tell.

It has a crisp clear sound, It sounds like an Equalizer that is at least double the price

FBQ, when you press this button the lights look cool

Very Simple and straight forward

It has great sound quality

It is very cheap compared top the quality

Haven't needed it

It has a very modern yet rugged design

the subwoofer output is effected buy the graphic eq part, so if you want to use it as a crossover, it won't work. if you drop the lows in the graphic eq part it will pull the lows out of the sub out. same with the low cut knob, it is NOT a dedicated sub out because everything else effect's it.