Behringer Eurorack Mixer MX802A
The Behringer Eurorack Mixer MX802A has four mono mic/line channels with invisible mic preamps plus two stereo channels perfect for keyboards, MIDI equipment or other stereo sound sources and a 2-track input/output for recording and playback in a mixer small enough to carry in your board luggage. In spite of its size, you'll find great 3-band equalizers in each channel plus switchable low-cut filters in the mono channels, two aux sends, two stereo returns, phantom power and accurate peak LEDs and level meters. All this plus ultra low noise circuitry and excellent build quality.
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User Reviews of the Behringer Eurorack Mixer MX802A
- Submitted by ryan from calgary (196 points) on Apr 15, 2008
- This will be short....The one my firnd had was the Xenyx version. A friend of mine had one of these pieces of shit. Never buy a behringer mixer, sure they are cheap, but you know the old saying you get what you pay for. His mixer lasted a little over a year. After about 6 months it started getting glitchy. No on /off button, no channel mutes. Really it only has 4 usable inputs . The power supply is total shit. The mixer just died. Worked earlier that day and just died. I use a Peavey PV6 mixer. Great mixer and it's cheaper than this piece of shit. My knees will wear out before that Peavey does......
- Good Points: It's cheap
- Bad Points: Cheap poorly built no on / off switch crappy power supply dies soon after purchase You can do better, and usually for less money!!!!
- Price Paid: US$140.00
- Purchased At: AXE
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- Submitted by Mike from Rochester, NY (310 points) on Oct 22, 2007
- This is ESSENTIAL in my set-up. I first started with a 502 to get my feet wet with mixers, but am thankful I found a used 802!! More channels/more EQ to tweak PLUS an additional FX channel to mix more crazy stuff into your sound. I'm still working on different ways to use this and will for a long time to come!
- Good Points: - solid construction - 4 XLR connections - a lot of tweakable EQ - tape inputs - phantom power - additional FX send/return
- Bad Points: not a one!!
- Price Paid: US$30.00
- Purchased At: Daddy's Junky Music
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