differences in mixers?

[emomusician]

whats the difference in the UB802 ,UB1002, UB1202?

can any of those handle drums? 2-4 mic setup.

 

[Dr Biscuits]

The main difference is the amount of inputs... as with most mixers, the model number represents the in's/buses, so for example the 1202 has 12 in's and 2 buses. If you don't have any external preamps, only the 1202 comes with 4, so only that one will be able to handle 4 mic inputs (the other 2 you listed have 2 pre's)
Hope this helps!

 

[andycerrone]

The difference is the amount of channels it has and how many it can record simultaniously. I'm not very familiar with Behringer products, but I think they all can only record 2 simultanious channels. Remember it this way, UB (Ultra Behringer) 8 (amount of channels) 02 (amount of simultanious channels).

edit: what he said.

 

[NDL]

any of those mixers will work ---just remember behringer has a bad habit of putting several stereo channels on each board and including them in the channel number figures --IE: 8002 has 4 XLR inputs, 2 stereo inputs makes for 4 inputs, 2 outputs, maybe 2 inserts on up the chain.......

 

[Dr Biscuits]

They'll all work, but again be sure to see that you have enough preamps (unless you've got your own of course)

 

[studiomaster]

If u are really looking for a Behringer mixer at the low end, get the UB1204FX pro. i own one..and i like it(atleast for what i do)