Mixer

[Whyte Ice]

I own a Behringer Eurorack MX1604A 12-Channel Mixer and I want to know what everyone thinks about these. I've had this one for a little over a year and I haven't had any problems really? Are these mixers good for home recordings and stuff?

 

[ametth]

Are you happy with the results your getting? Thats what it comes down to. If it ain't broke...

 

[Tekker]

I own a MX 1602a and I think it's just fine for starting out, I have had it for around 3 years, but just started recording about a year ago and I am now thinking about upgrading to a newer more efficient mixer (and with only two main outputs it really limits the number of different tracks that can be recorded at once). I think that for the price Behringers are a great choice of mixer and since you already have it, then I see no reason not to use it. It's not until you record for a while that you really start worring about getting the "best possible sound" to tape anyway. Just try to get the "best possible perfomance" to tape, then go from there.

-tkr

 

[pratt]

you're opening up a can of worms here....

there's alot of behringer bashing on this board....

I also have a MX1604a and am happy with it. I think that they are fine mixers, for the price. I haven't seen all of the problems that I've read about here (poor construction, noisy, etc.). I'm using mine to feed a Delta44 and have had good results...

as was already stated...if you like what you're getting than why worry?