Hi

bought them yesterday and I must say it is well build mixer. It doesnt
have aux sens but I doon't need them. It got a tape in/out which can
be used for extra monitoring pruposes (stereo or cassete).

It has usefull EQ and good knobs (very soft twiddling), If you are a
hobby musician at home, this mixer has it all. You can also output
your microphone recoding to tyou rsoundcard through your FX output and
thus record your vocals and listen to your background at the same
time. GREAT!

and phantom!

and light!

small!

cheap

GOOD!

better than mcdonalds!

In article writes:

bought them yesterday and I must say it is well build mixer. It doesnt
have aux sens but I doon't need them.

Save this message. In a few weeks or months you'll be back here asking
a question the answer to which is: "Just use an auxiliary send."



--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )

In article writes:

bought them yesterday and I must say it is well build mixer. It doesnt
have aux sens but I doon't need them.

Save this message. In a few weeks or months you'll be back here asking
a question the answer to which is: "Just use an auxiliary send."



--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )

Besides, there is an aux send on that mixer. It's labeled FX on the
channel strip knob, and FX Send on the jack.

Nice review...

In article writes:

Besides, there is an aux send on that mixer. It's labeled FX on the
channel strip knob, and FX Send on the jack.

Nice review...

Except perhaps for the part where he said there's no auxiliary send.

I once had a Andean trio (guitar, flute, and panpipes) at a stage I
was working at a folk festival. Before going on stage, they asked me
to give them a lot of reverb on the flute and panpipe. I apoligized
saying that we didn't have a reverb unit in that system (it was a very
small outdoor stage). The guitar player looked at the mixer and said
"Just turn up the Aux Send control right there." So I thanked him and
assured him that I would.




--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )

In article writes:

Besides, there is an aux send on that mixer. It's labeled FX on the
channel strip knob, and FX Send on the jack.

Nice review...

Except perhaps for the part where he said there's no auxiliary send.

I gotta work on unveiling my facetiousness a little more...

(Mike Rivers) wrote in message news:znr1058908910k@trad...
In article writes:

bought them yesterday and I must say it is well build mixer. It doesnt
have aux sens but I doon't need them.

Save this message. In a few weeks or months you'll be back here asking
a question the answer to which is: "Just use an auxiliary send."

The reviews I read of their digital mixer were more than glowing. From
major mags. Must be something to it.

Mike http://www.mmeproductions.com

You are worse than I am Mike! g

--


Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

301-585-4681




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In article
writes:

bought them yesterday and I must say it is well build mixer. It doesnt
have aux sens but I doon't need them.

Save this message. In a few weeks or months you'll be back here asking
a question the answer to which is: "Just use an auxiliary send."



--
I'm really Mike Rivers - )

In Article ,
(O_Zean) wrote:
Hi

bought them yesterday and I must say it is well build mixer. It doesnt
have aux sens but I doon't need them. It got a tape in/out which can
be used for extra monitoring pruposes (stereo or cassete).

It has usefull EQ and good knobs (very soft twiddling), If you are a
hobby musician at home, this mixer has it all. You can also output
your microphone recoding to tyou rsoundcard through your FX output and
thus record your vocals and listen to your background at the same
time. GREAT!

and phantom!

and light!

small!

cheap

GOOD!

better than mcdonalds!


I'm still not buying Behringer; because I don't need to and because I don't
like they way they do business. (no flames please. We've already heard the
back and forth.)

Regards,

Ty Ford

For Ty Ford V/O demos, audio services and equipment reviews,
click on http://www.jagunet.com/~tford

HI

Oeps, the berhinger does have aux send (but they use another name for
it=fx sends). Well, if it got aux sends and aux returns, it has
everythign you want if you are a amateur muscian at home. It has
everything. I prefer NOT to buy silders cause the knobs on this baby
are better than silders.

I tried soem otehr conections , such as:

1) outpyt audiophile soundcard to the aux returns jacks of the UB802
and inout soundcard to FX send UB802

works great.

2) outpyt soundcard to line in mixer
input soundcard to output fx send mixer

works great, plus you have EQ and pan control of your soundcard output
and at the same time youc an record your microphone vocals indepently
of your soundcard output. Just turn the fx knob on your mic channel
all the way up and minimilize the FX knob on your mixer's line in
channel.

I don't know anything about what behringer does with its products or
its operational and strategical decisions, but I am happy as a client
and they work for me. That is themost important element. I just buy
the products, I don't look at they business and how it is done. i
don't care. it ain't my fault and still their products are on the
market. Must be cause they are legal. Otherwise they wouldn't be on
the market.

BEHRINGER! GERAT STUFF!

Well, faders are probably a little more detailed than pots, but if you like
pots, that's fine. As long as it benefits what you're doing, then it's
right for you and that's what counts.

--


Roger W. Norman
SirMusic Studio

301-585-4681




"O_Zean" wrote in message
om...
HI

Oeps, the berhinger does have aux send (but they use another name for
it=fx sends). Well, if it got aux sends and aux returns, it has
everythign you want if you are a amateur muscian at home. It has
everything. I prefer NOT to buy silders cause the knobs on this baby
are better than silders.

I tried soem otehr conections , such as:

1) outpyt audiophile soundcard to the aux returns jacks of the UB802
and inout soundcard to FX send UB802

works great.

2) outpyt soundcard to line in mixer
input soundcard to output fx send mixer

works great, plus you have EQ and pan control of your soundcard output
and at the same time youc an record your microphone vocals indepently
of your soundcard output. Just turn the fx knob on your mic channel
all the way up and minimilize the FX knob on your mixer's line in
channel.

I don't know anything about what behringer does with its products or
its operational and strategical decisions, but I am happy as a client
and they work for me. That is themost important element. I just buy
the products, I don't look at they business and how it is done. i
don't care. it ain't my fault and still their products are on the
market. Must be cause they are legal. Otherwise they wouldn't be on
the market.

BEHRINGER! GERAT STUFF!

Be Ringer! Grate stuff!

Dale
Oddio Guy

Uh, oh. Where's the spellcheck . . .