Behringer3216

[Hall9000]

Has someone tested the Behringer3216 mixing table?
Are the sound effects fine ?

Thank you.

[the gradient]

I havn't tested this particular Behringer product, but i can say that i have
never heard Behringer FX algorithms that can stand up in a studio
environment. I have tested several mixers in their UBFX series and their
purported best standalone effects box, the Virtualizer Pro DSP2024P through
my workplace and none have stood up to my ear. They may in fact be fine for
low-end PA applications, but in a discerning environment the effects come
accross as extremely granular in quality.

Not to mention Behringer's patented high noise floor.

This being said, there are not many companies that offer the same type of
product for the price that Behringer does, so depending on your application
and the price you can afford, Behringer may be the company for you!

Cheers.

"Hall9000" > wrote in message
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> Has someone tested the Behringer3216 mixing table?
> Are the sound effects fine ?
>
> Thank you.
>
>

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Below is a reaction of someone who has not heard the 3216.

This Beh desk is quite a different animal than the rest of the Beh
line, and deserves to be checked out for all kinds of reasons.

Plenty of info available on the web on this board, no need to
elaborate here.


rt60




On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 20:06:42 GMT, "the gradient" >
wrote:

>I havn't tested this particular Behringer product, but i can say that i have
>never heard Behringer FX algorithms that can stand up in a studio
>environment. I have tested several mixers in their UBFX series and their
>purported best standalone effects box, the Virtualizer Pro DSP2024P through
>my workplace and none have stood up to my ear. They may in fact be fine for
>low-end PA applications, but in a discerning environment the effects come
>accross as extremely granular in quality.
>
>Not to mention Behringer's patented high noise floor.
>
>This being said, there are not many companies that offer the same type of
>product for the price that Behringer does, so depending on your application
>and the price you can afford, Behringer may be the company for you!
>
>Cheers.
>
>"Hall9000" > wrote in message
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>> Has someone tested the Behringer3216 mixing table?
>> Are the sound effects fine ?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>>
>