Ok so, none of the B gear I have/had sucked.

1. Pair of 210D speakers, probably the cheapest ones you can buy, bought them for hotel/bar duo gigs. Played over a thousand gigs, not exaggerating, not one single hiccup. In fact I kinda wish they drop dead so I can buy new expensive ones but no dice.
2. Few Xenyx series mixers, hundreds of gigs, not a single hiccup
3. Xr18, used as an interface for years, worked great

Still own all that gear, works as new. Bashing Behringer has become old, and is very snobbish

And ignorant. Welcome to today.

This thread was created in 2005. I repeat:

This is a thread from 2005. No need to add your opinion.

It was a worthwhile question then. They didn't do synths, just dodgy knockoffs, although some were good.

For some reason this thread never died.

There is no need to respond. The original posters are all pensioners now.

When someone posts in in 2005 "what does this button on my XYZ 123 do" this clearly has a shelf life. The OP probably doesn't have the XYZ 123 anymore and he hasn't found out what the damn button does within 17 years, he's not going to.

But the claim that "behringer gear sucks" is raised somewhere on this board practically every day. There was a recent discussion of the X32 in exactly those terms. I'm not sure it has ceased to be relevant? It is kind of interesting that it starts of at about "80% sucks" in 2005, and had fallen to about "20% sucks" in 2022

Behringer sucks anyways.

Yes! Plenty of space for the return label!

Harsh!

The VC340 is a very impressive vintage analog string machine. It made its onto every track of the last album I recorded without every feeling it wasn't a 70s string machine. And it has the weight to match. If anything it added the much needed spirit, timbre and vibe.

Has anybody brought up the Behringer reverb pedal, 24 bits, six modes, and $33 at Sweetwater today?

Not to mention re tarded.

OOPS I mentioned it sorry.