what are the health risks of using behri microphones every so often?

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Behri mics are the mic of choice for a vocalist who is chewing smokeless tobacco. Also, the American College of Audiologists is lobbying for a warning label on all CD's recorded with a Behri mic. :eek:
 
When will the BEHRINGER band wagon end for christ sakes!!

Waves tries to copy ssl.api..ect.

every company tries to make something like something else..to compete!

That being said..I own a BEHRINGHR b2 pro mic..think i got it from my father..anyway..it sounds just fine on acoustic guitar with a good preamp..I ran it through a Grace Design m101 and it was fine.

I also own a BEHRINGER bcf2000....still working after 6 years and a hell of alot cheaper than the mackie..or any daw mixer!!

So say what you want..but some of their stuff does work!!! And some dont...

PS.dont get me wrong..I would not line my whole studio with the stuff:D
 
I would say your major health risks are:

1. Lead poisoning
2. Blunt force trauma at the hands of someone from Gearslutz
3. Preceding everything audio related with "Ultra" when speaking, e.g."Is this connection an UltraXLR or UltraTRS? or "I think I have the UltraRelease set too long on the compressor" or "This UltraKick needs a little more Ultra6kHz".

LMAO...:pyes gearsluts are behringer haters..but most of the people at GS are just mad because some cheap gear is catching up with the Hi-end gear...and just cant face it and let it go!! :(
 
LMAO...:pyes gearsluts are behringer haters..but most of the people at GS are just mad because some cheap gear is catching up with the Hi-end gear...and just cant face it and let it go!! :(


Oh Grasshopper. Once your training is complete you will see what truth really is. So much more to learn.
 
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