muttley said:
[BPlease note: In the wonderful world of studio/live sound, it's hard to respect a company that does reverse engineering..............
da MUTT [/B]
Interesting. If we all thought like that, before buying any product from any company, we'd still be living in stick huts and grinding our wheat on two stones. If it's pure honesty and the way the company is doing business, the buyer would be in for a lifetime of constant letdowns.
I have a coke now and then, sometimes a pepsi. I don't condem the companies that make the crap because the sell to Arabia or Isreal.
There's a deeper rooted problem with these guys than the company.
It's the product I'm interested in. The gear still works. It fits it's nitch.
What about those generic guitar strings? I never hear anyone slamming them. Or,,, and,,, and,,, (fill in the ,,,,,).
Most of these "Behringer Sucks" guys are beating their chests and sounding off. Like their mentor did long ago. Probably they record the best track of their life, then they play it back and it sucked. "Grunt, grunt. It has to be that low cost Behringer. Behringer Sucks".
Possibly they should practice their tracks before laying them.
What ever the reason, I don't think they really know what they are squealing about.
Behringer Sucks = I know what I'm talking about.
Behringer Sucks = I have more expensive gear.
Behringer Sucks = I'm mentor material.
Behringer Sucks = I need some attention.
Behringer Sucks = I screwed up. It's got to be Behringer's fault.
Behringer Sucks = I'm a mentor with no one to worship me.
Behringer Sucks = Hee, hee. I got one more post.
Behringer Sucks = My job is stressing me out, I need to vent,,,.