Re: Behringer MX802A -vs Mackie DFX6 6x2

[Ian Popperwell <popperwell@iname.com>]

Hi Jeff,

I have the Behringer MX802A and I'm very happy with it. Its incredibly 
sturdy
and well built, it has a heavy external power supply but, instead of the 
usual
wall wart and flimsey plug, it has a good quality screw connector.

I've not used it in my studio - just for live, but I find the quality fine.
The
Mackie has more inputs and the VLZ-PRO I think has slightly better mic 
amps if
that's an issue. Oh, and the 802A is going very cheap at the moment because
they've just brought out a newer model.

Hope this is useful.

Ian.
 

At 20:55 21/02/03 , you wrote:
>Folks,
>I'm thinking of adding a little additional control to my looping rig by
>running dedicated outputs from my loopers to a small mixer.  This would
>give me four channels of sound which I can blend and tweak separately.
>
>I would then give two signals (right/left) to the house which could just
>be panned hard.
>
>Behringer and Mackie both make small boards that seem adequate to the
>task (models listed in the subject line). Does anyone out there have
>opinions worth airing on the subject :)?
>
>Thanks,
>Jeff  
>