Hi guys: This is Robert Hall of Truecut Productions, I don't chat much on
the list but I do observe important topics and issues: I have been using a
twelve channel Behringer mixer since 1999 and it has never been serviced,
the quality is equivalent to the "Mackey"
: hope I spelled it correctly, my point is, both the Behringer and the
Mackey are both made of high quality state of the art hardware, but
Behringer is just less expensive. I have attached two pages from my manual
for anyone who may be interested in knowing what the Behringer is made of.
But it is in my opinion vary accessible. I can listen to my vocals being
recorded with effects on them in Sonar anytime by, simply pressing the input
echo on/off button.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Blind Luck Music" <ross@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 2:51 PM
Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Behrenger mixers
Hi Gudrun,
Here's my two cents worth. I bought a Beringer 24 Channel Eurodesk in 1999 which I am still using. I've turned out a number of very good sounding albums on it. In seven years, it's only needed servicing twice, for fairly minor issues. I also used an inexpensive four Channel Beringer for a while and the quality and accessibility was excellent. You really can't go wrong with either a Beringer or aMackey. Good luck!
Best, Ross
Ross Wine-Sky
Blind Luck Music
1708 21st Ave., Suite453
Nashville,TN 37212
615-298-5258
www.wine-sky.com
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