Hi

Yamahas effects are no better or worse than Behringer (same kind of slightly
cold stuff - its not warm Lexicon) and digital compressors never sound quite
as chunky or warm as a dbx or a TL Audio  but I would kill for one of the
new Behringer digi mixers...
I am so glad i bought a �650 Alesis Studio 32 and compressors and effects
last yr when I could have waited and got one of those ;-( but its done now -
it would be so nice to have a contained system like that and no racks or
cables everywhere. Drool

Dan

-----Original Message-----
From: joe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 April 2002 04:31
To: Drum & Bass Arena Discussion List
Subject: [dnb-prod] Behringer's new DDXX3216 digital mixer


Damn.

i've been eyeing a yamaha 01v, but this is looking pretty tasty... even has
its own website, http://www.ddx3216.com
hopefully we'll see a shootout soon... i wonder how the onboard effects
compare, but this looks pretty nice.  any thoughts?

joe


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