[Six String Stu[_2_]]

Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.
All that makes sense to me. I mean not every problem is the responsibility
of the manufacturer and they can use the store that sold it to weed out the
petty problems and send only the equipment that needs manufacturer
attention.
My PA will be here next week. Hopefully before the holiday.
Now I have to find a good source for a ass load of patch cables. I don't
have but a few mic cables and my one guitar cable, so I'm in a fix to get to
know the four sub groups and how to work all of the sends and returns.
I will be using this piece of equipment for the recording studio mainly,
with a few talent shows and community events that folks can plug into and
preform, thrown in.
Does anyone have a bunch of patch cables, snakes and cords they have little
need or value for? Got a reasonable price in mind for them? (remember I aint
one of those rich kids- just a dirt poor peasant with a gift). Contact me if
you do , or know of a place that has good quality cables at an afordable
price.

--
"That whenever any From of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it
is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new
Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its
powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their
Safety and Happiness."

http://www.myspace.com/hawkinnc45
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20% of all sales goes to the local food pantry.
Accepting any and all donations of pro audio equipment.
Thanks so much to those who have responded.

[Don Pearce]

On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 12:45:11 -0500, "Six String Stu"
wrote:

Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.
All that makes sense to me. I mean not every problem is the responsibility
of the manufacturer and they can use the store that sold it to weed out the
petty problems and send only the equipment that needs manufacturer
attention.
My PA will be here next week. Hopefully before the holiday.
Now I have to find a good source for a ass load of patch cables. I don't
have but a few mic cables and my one guitar cable, so I'm in a fix to get to
know the four sub groups and how to work all of the sends and returns.
I will be using this piece of equipment for the recording studio mainly,
with a few talent shows and community events that folks can plug into and
preform, thrown in.
Does anyone have a bunch of patch cables, snakes and cords they have little
need or value for? Got a reasonable price in mind for them? (remember I aint
one of those rich kids- just a dirt poor peasant with a gift). Contact me if
you do , or know of a place that has good quality cables at an afordable
price.

Dunno how contract law works where you are, but here in the UK, if I
buy something from a dealer, my contract is with that dealer. I have
no contract with the manufacturer (the dealer does). So if something
is wrong with the item I have bought, I go back to the dealer I bought
it from. How could it be otherwise?

d

--
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

[Fletch]

On 29 Jun, 10:45, "Six String Stu" wrote:
Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.
All that makes sense to me. I mean not every problem is the responsibility
of the manufacturer and they can use the store that sold it to weed out the
petty problems and send only the equipment that needs manufacturer
attention.
My PA will be here next week. Hopefully before the holiday.
Now I have to find a good source for a ass load of patch cables. I don't
have but a few mic cables and my one guitar cable, so I'm in a fix to get to
know the four sub groups and how to work all of the sends and returns.
I will be using this piece of equipment for the recording studio mainly,
with a few talent shows and community events that folks can plug into and
preform, thrown in.
Does anyone have a bunch of patch cables, snakes and cords they have little
need or value for? Got a reasonable price in mind for them? (remember I aint
one of those rich kids- just a dirt poor peasant with a gift). Contact me if
you do , or know of a place that has good quality cables at an afordable
price.

--
"That whenever any From of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it
is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new
Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its
powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their
Safety and Happiness."

http://www.myspace.com/hawkinnc45htt...masaid/sss.htm
20% of all sales goes to the local food pantry.
Accepting any and all donations of pro audio equipment.
Thanks so much to those who have responded.


Go he

http://www.audiopile.net

Reasonable and good.

--Fletch

[Six String Stu[_2_]]

"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 12:45:11 -0500, "Six String Stu"
wrote:

Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier
extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly
in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.
All that makes sense to me. I mean not every problem is the responsibility
of the manufacturer and they can use the store that sold it to weed out
the
petty problems and send only the equipment that needs manufacturer
attention.
My PA will be here next week. Hopefully before the holiday.
Now I have to find a good source for a ass load of patch cables. I don't
have but a few mic cables and my one guitar cable, so I'm in a fix to get
to
know the four sub groups and how to work all of the sends and returns.
I will be using this piece of equipment for the recording studio mainly,
with a few talent shows and community events that folks can plug into and
preform, thrown in.
Does anyone have a bunch of patch cables, snakes and cords they have
little
need or value for? Got a reasonable price in mind for them? (remember I
aint
one of those rich kids- just a dirt poor peasant with a gift). Contact me
if
you do , or know of a place that has good quality cables at an afordable
price.

Dunno how contract law works where you are, but here in the UK, if I
buy something from a dealer, my contract is with that dealer. I have
no contract with the manufacturer (the dealer does). So if something
is wrong with the item I have bought, I go back to the dealer I bought
it from. How could it be otherwise?

d

--
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com
I see your point, and it's fair. Yet there are still a few of us left in the
world that belive a company which has utmost confidence in it's product AND
service is one to do business with. I do not mean to say that Behringer is
not an admirable company with solid ethics and busines pratices.
I'm just saying it aint the same as the old days, when you shook a man's
hand and looked him in the eye before passing cash, I guess.
Anyway you missed the point of the post. Got a garbage bag of TS or TRS
cables and ends you want to send if I cover the postage? Oh never mind you
are way over there and the package would have duties and all that added to
the shipping cost g

[Six String Stu[_2_]]

"Fletch" wrote in message
oups.com...
On 29 Jun, 10:45, "Six String Stu" wrote:
Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a
Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier
extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly
in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.
All that makes sense to me. I mean not every problem is the
responsibility
of the manufacturer and they can use the store that sold it to weed out
the
petty problems and send only the equipment that needs manufacturer
attention.
My PA will be here next week. Hopefully before the holiday.
Now I have to find a good source for a ass load of patch cables. I don't
have but a few mic cables and my one guitar cable, so I'm in a fix to get
to
know the four sub groups and how to work all of the sends and returns.
I will be using this piece of equipment for the recording studio mainly,
with a few talent shows and community events that folks can plug into and
preform, thrown in.
Does anyone have a bunch of patch cables, snakes and cords they have
little
need or value for? Got a reasonable price in mind for them? (remember I
aint
one of those rich kids- just a dirt poor peasant with a gift). Contact me
if
you do , or know of a place that has good quality cables at an afordable
price.

--
"That whenever any From of Government becomes destructive of these ends,
it
is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute
new
Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its
powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their
Safety and Happiness."

http://www.myspace.com/hawkinnc45htt...masaid/sss.htm
20% of all sales goes to the local food pantry.
Accepting any and all donations of pro audio equipment.
Thanks so much to those who have responded.


Go he

http://www.audiopile.net

Reasonable and good.

--Fletch

Hey I've heard of these cats. Thanks a bunch man!

[Six String Stu[_2_]]

I ordered six packs of the STS-3 from thier barging box.
"Six String Stu" wrote in message
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"Fletch" wrote in message
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On 29 Jun, 10:45, "Six String Stu" wrote:
Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a
Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier
extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly
in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.
All that makes sense to me. I mean not every problem is the
responsibility
of the manufacturer and they can use the store that sold it to weed out
the
petty problems and send only the equipment that needs manufacturer
attention.
My PA will be here next week. Hopefully before the holiday.
Now I have to find a good source for a ass load of patch cables. I don't
have but a few mic cables and my one guitar cable, so I'm in a fix to
get to
know the four sub groups and how to work all of the sends and returns.
I will be using this piece of equipment for the recording studio mainly,
with a few talent shows and community events that folks can plug into
and
preform, thrown in.
Does anyone have a bunch of patch cables, snakes and cords they have
little
need or value for? Got a reasonable price in mind for them? (remember I
aint
one of those rich kids- just a dirt poor peasant with a gift). Contact
me if
you do , or know of a place that has good quality cables at an afordable
price.

--
"That whenever any From of Government becomes destructive of these ends,
it
is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute
new
Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its
powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to affect their
Safety and Happiness."

http://www.myspace.com/hawkinnc45htt...masaid/sss.htm
20% of all sales goes to the local food pantry.
Accepting any and all donations of pro audio equipment.
Thanks so much to those who have responded.


Go he

http://www.audiopile.net

Reasonable and good.

--Fletch

Hey I've heard of these cats. Thanks a bunch man!

[Kiwanda[_2_]]

On Jun 29, 12:45 pm, "Six String Stu" wrote:
Awhile back there were a couple of threads about Behringer and it's
pratices.
I'v mentioned a few times that I was in the process of purchasing a Carvin
PA and a Behringer mixer. The 2442FX arrived yesterday.
When I ordered it from MF they asked if I wanted to purchase thier extended
warrenty coverage because, sometimes, You cant return a product to the
manufacturer without first getting in touch with the reseller. I got the
extrat coverage. Turned out to be a good move because they state plainly in
thier docs that you should try to return it where you bought it before
trying yto get Behringer to fix the problem.

Not sure where you live, but in the US my practice is to return to
vendor if an item is broken upon arrival; after I've used it then the
warranty is with the manufacturer. The only piece of Berhinger
equipment I've ever had break, a little six channel mixer that lost
phantom power after about a year, the company was great about dealing
with. My email inquiry was responded to in less than 24 hours, an RMA
issued, and they sent me a new (and better model) mixer within a week.
It was actually one of the better customer services experiences I've
had in quite some time, and more than I expected from a budget gear
line.

-kiwanda