yah it is... ill take a picture once i finish building my pedal box.
i have one signal going to my effects unit, then out to a small mixer... and one signal (clean) going straight to the small mixer. this way i can have a high gain distortion, and mix in a little bit of my clean signal for definition. when you add distortion, you take away some of the tonal qualities, which can leave you with a muffled mess ...add a little bit of clean signal, and your distortion becomes more defined. its basically like a really versatile sparkle drive setup. but instead of limiting myself to the distortion on
a sparkle drive unit... i can pick any distortion i want, and i can EQ the distortion layer and the clean layer separately.
...or is your question "why behringer"? i dont know why people hate behringer. im all for them. sure they arent better than names like marshall, but they are damn close. ive compared my 4x12 cabinet to a marshall cabinet and i dont see enough of a quality difference to justify the price of a marshall. keep in mind, my cabinet is
the BG412S (only the "S" has the jenson speakers, which are better than the speakers in the cheaper behringer cabinets). as far as their mixers and mics go... i live by them. i think they are excellent (as they are just copies of other name boards)