Here's my take..
Of the list, I own Peavey and Behringer gear.
Berhinger gear is 2 powered mixers, headphone amp, and some 360watt some pa speakers for a home studio.... oh yeah and a v-tone 1200 guitar head (2x60watts). I like the way it all works, except for the v-tone amp head.
The v-tone 1200 head was given to me to try to get me to use some berhinger gear on stage, I think the amp sounds horrible, so it will be sold soon! It never made it past rehersals!
My personal rigs are Peavey gear featuring a 24 channel stage mixer from the 80's (STILL WORKS 100%),
a Peavey Envoy 110 (40watt) transtube practice amp from mid-90's, a Rockmaster 120watt guitar head (all-tube early-80's), 4x12 Cabinet for rockmaster, a Mark IV Musician 400watt bass head (early 80's), and a 2x15 cab for bass. - note I play Bass, Guitar, and Keyboards.
While the Berhringer stuff has lasted a year so far with a fair amount of use, my Peavey gear has gigged with me since the 80's!
I have changed out some tubes in my amps every few years, it has been for maintanence - I have NEVER had peavey gear fail on me!
In the late seventies and early eighties, I was looking to get more power than my 1960's guild amps were giving me - I looked at Lynard Skynard's stage rigs, and talked to some of my L.A. circle of musicians... Peavey was the rage! I have never been that big of a Marshall fan (limited sound) and Hiwatt gear is also very limited sound. A few tweeks on my peavey presence dial and it can sound like either.
Also, marshall is VERY british, a lot of my friends marshalls spend more time back in the UK getting repaired than they do on stage!
I bought in and SWEAR by Peavey equipment (amps, pa's, mixers, and cabs) - yes 27 YEARS later!
The main rigs for my band pa, power amps, etc is all based on Peavey gear!
I hope I can come back years to come and post something nice about berhinger!