Who they rip off this time?
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Re: Who they rip off this time?
Probably no one. Behringer owns Midas now which gives them unfettered access to the some of the best analog and digital live mixing technology around. And this is old news.
Greg
Probably no one. Behringer owns Midas now which gives them unfettered access to the some of the best analog and digital live mixing technology around. And this is old news.
Greg
Re: Who they rip off this time?
I agree with Greg, I am actually very interested in how this product will perform.
I agree with Greg, I am actually very interested in how this product will perform.
Re: Who they rip off this time?
I don't know, maybe some people have seen it. It's news to me, I've been too busy to be keeping up with what the bottom tier manufacturers are doing.
I don't know, maybe some people have seen it. It's news to me, I've been too busy to be keeping up with what the bottom tier manufacturers are doing.
Re: Who they rip off this time?
Behringer introduced it back at NAMM, non-working display model only. Looks like we still have a ways to go in the race to the bottom for small digital mixers. It will be interesting to see if Yamaha feels they need an answer in that product category.
http://www.soundforums.net/live/threads/128-NAMM-report?p=1320&viewfull=1#post1320
Behringer introduced it back at NAMM, non-working display model only. Looks like we still have a ways to go in the race to the bottom for small digital mixers. It will be interesting to see if Yamaha feels they need an answer in that product category.
http://www.soundforums.net/live/threads/128-NAMM-report?p=1320&viewfull=1#post1320
Silas Pradetto
Graduate Student
Re: Who they rip off this time?
Pretty much they're only ripping off the 'real' digital console manufacturers that have to try that much harder to make a bottom-dollar console now. Just think, why would you buy an LS9-32 if you could buy this for 10% of that price? I foresee other entry-level console sales falling once Guitar Center starts stocking that X32, but then sales returning to normal once the X32 failures start to happen...:roll:
Pretty much they're only ripping off the 'real' digital console manufacturers that have to try that much harder to make a bottom-dollar console now. Just think, why would you buy an LS9-32 if you could buy this for 10% of that price? I foresee other entry-level console sales falling once Guitar Center starts stocking that X32, but then sales returning to normal once the X32 failures start to happen...:roll: