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<blockquote data-quote="Gene Hardage" data-source="post: 47306" data-attributes="member: 185">Re: Behringer line arrayI&#039;ll jump in here as one of the resident ankle-biters.&nbsp;&nbsp; Here&#039;s yet another reason for all the wailing and knashing of teeth.&nbsp;&nbsp; Many of us have had Bgr. product of some kind and some have had good luck with it.&nbsp; Of the 4 things that I owned by them - one has died. They are so cheap that if you want to repair them it&#039;s not cost effective so you wind up throwing it away instead.&nbsp; 1 out of 4 - not good odds and that has nothing to do with the sound.&nbsp; I&#039;d love to see the passive crossover components inside these boxes.&nbsp; Will they fry when hit hard?&nbsp; Will they sound good?&nbsp; OK?&nbsp; bad?&nbsp; harsh?&nbsp; More importantly is the rigging itself.&nbsp; These things have to be rated and tested etc. but regardless of all that - will this thing fall on my head?!?!&nbsp; The Bgr. name has earned it&#039;s negative reputation one failure at a time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gene Hardage, post: 47306, member: 185"] Re: Behringer line array I'll jump in here as one of the resident ankle-biters. Here's yet another reason for all the wailing and knashing of teeth. Many of us have had Bgr. product of some kind and some have had good luck with it. Of the 4 things that I owned by them - one has died. They are so cheap that if you want to repair them it's not cost effective so you wind up throwing it away instead. 1 out of 4 - not good odds and that has nothing to do with the sound. I'd love to see the passive crossover components inside these boxes. Will they fry when hit hard? Will they sound good? OK? bad? harsh? More importantly is the rigging itself. These things have to be rated and tested etc. but regardless of all that - will this thing fall on my head?!?! The Bgr. name has earned it's negative reputation one failure at a time. [/QUOTE]

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