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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Leonard" data-source="post: 115991" data-attributes="member: 51">Re: New Midas M32 ConsoleCharlie,I seldom post on this site for one reason or another, but after reading your replies in this thread I had to at least let you know that not only do you come across as a Behringer Super fan boy, but as a Super fan boy douche bag. When you reply to comments made by well known and respected members of a board or site it would be to your best interest to do a little research before you actually post.I am by no means a Behringer fan, never have been, never will be, never want to be. One or two decent products does not a company make, and erasing years of support complacency with a single repair center doesn&#039;t make for a &quot;new&quot; Behringer. I applaud their efforts but find it a far stretch to even comprehend that people buying their other products are seeing the same type of support given to those who purchase from the X32 family line.If you feel the need to travel the world wearing rose colored glasses, then so be it, but your statements concerning Peavey, or other companies IP are the equivalent to stating Jim Marshall didn&#039;t copy Leo Fenders Bassman. Change a few components, and no patent infringement. Do you understand how that works son? No? I didn&#039;t think you would. Have a wonderful Behringer day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bob Leonard, post: 115991, member: 51"] Re: New Midas M32 Console Charlie, I seldom post on this site for one reason or another, but after reading your replies in this thread I had to at least let you know that not only do you come across as a Behringer Super fan boy, but as a Super fan boy douche bag. When you reply to comments made by well known and respected members of a board or site it would be to your best interest to do a little research before you actually post. I am by no means a Behringer fan, never have been, never will be, never want to be. One or two decent products does not a company make, and erasing years of support complacency with a single repair center doesn't make for a "new" Behringer. I applaud their efforts but find it a far stretch to even comprehend that people buying their other products are seeing the same type of support given to those who purchase from the X32 family line. If you feel the need to travel the world wearing rose colored glasses, then so be it, but your statements concerning Peavey, or other companies IP are the equivalent to stating Jim Marshall didn't copy Leo Fenders Bassman. Change a few components, and no patent infringement. Do you understand how that works son? No? I didn't think you would. Have a wonderful Behringer day. [/QUOTE]

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