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Original Message 1/31             30-Aug-98  @  04:09 PM   -   Beringher

roger

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Anyone know anything about the Beringher Eurodesks?

I'm thinking about getting the big MX8000 but have heard the cheaper beringher mixing desks are cheap and crackly and not very strong - is this true for the more expensive ones?

Beringher have just been sued by Mackie for imitation so there desks must be pretty good!



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Message 2/31             30-Aug-98  @  05:16 PM   -   RE: Beringher

buggo

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ha ha....yeah, they got sued but their imitation was so fucking cheaply made that the court didn't grant Mackie the judgement...the behringers were too cheap if you can believe it...

i would stay away from beringher because they just seem to look around for a product that works (compressors, mixers, etc) that is made by someone else, and they make a copy, generally a cheap ass one...



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Message 3/31             30-Aug-98  @  05:52 PM   -   RE: Beringher

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A second hand Tascam isnt a bad choice too .
Check the bests deals and try before buy . I have got surprised that in the same store some things are very expensive and some are really cheap . I say that cause in spain allways audio has been very expensive , but lately some stores have very good deals (and very bad in others LOL).



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Message 4/31             31-Aug-98  @  12:09 AM   -   RE: Beringher

roger

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I might go for the 26 or 24 channel too. Mic inputs aren't that important - its mainly for MIDI and sampling stuff - and not for taking out live.


What about Spirit - Mackie are just too expensive.



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Message 5/31             31-Aug-98  @  02:13 PM   -   RE: Beringher

99devils

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I've found that Carvin has great prices on desks... check 'em out at www.carvinguitars.com

I've got one of their Studio Mate mixers, and I love it.

-Craig



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Message 6/31             01-Sep-98  @  05:20 AM   -   RE: Beringher

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I use a Mackie mixer but I have some Behringer outboard gear. I take great offense to people's
opinions about the company. The Composer compressor, even though it utilizes a similar chip as the Alesis, tends to outperform any unit similarly priced. I've a/b'd between the composer and the Alesis, dbx, and a shoddy rocktron and it made them all look like a bunch of toys. It maintains a suprising amount of the low end whereas those shite rackmounts by dbx and alesis fart out like they can't hack their job. I also own a virtualizer which has some very usable and very editable presets that I guarantee would please a lot of people's ears. Their desks aren't as bad as people say and sometimes I wish I went in that direction....I just got my Mackie back from their service dept..............a month later. Anyway, who cares.....I just think they are a cool company (like Event).



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Message 7/31             01-Sep-98  @  06:03 AM   -   RE: Beringher

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speaking of service centers, does anyone know how to stop faders from crackling when moved?



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Message 8/31             01-Sep-98  @  09:09 AM   -   RE: Beringher

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You could try spraying some switch cleaner into the fader....



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Message 9/31             01-Sep-98  @  06:24 PM   -   RE: Beringher

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In my 10 yr old Roland synth it crackles when I move the volume knob - is this normal for 'vintage' synths?



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Message 10/31             01-Sep-98  @  08:38 PM   -   MX8000

rouge

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But don't you think that the Beringher MX8000 is so damn sexy - I have to grab my groin every time I see it in a magazine!

Has anyone tested/used it?



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