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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Bolt" data-source="post: 85034" data-attributes="member: 3950">Re: Presonus 32.4.2AlI find it interesting that SoundCraft gets a &quot;by&quot; simply by being SoundCraft.&nbsp; Had Behringer had similiar issues on release of the X32, the shouts would have gone out far and wide.I get it though.&nbsp; SoundCraft has a reputation for making good quality mixers while Behringer has the reputation for selling cheep crap that breaks (I have had one of their cheep mixers break on me too).&nbsp; I am not saying that the respective reputations are not well deserved, only that SoundCraft can release a product that locks up, and has multiple critical bugs (from what I have read), and we all say &quot;That&#039;s OK, they will fix it soon .... and then it will be a great product&quot;.&nbsp; With Behringer, I have read several posts that state &quot;Sure it sounds great, and has been doing well for 6 months, but I won&#039;t buy one for 5 years).As for the margins, you charge what the market will bear, not what the product costs you to make.&nbsp; That is simply smart business.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Bolt, post: 85034, member: 3950"] Re: Presonus 32.4.2Al I find it interesting that SoundCraft gets a "by" simply by being SoundCraft. Had Behringer had similiar issues on release of the X32, the shouts would have gone out far and wide. I get it though. SoundCraft has a reputation for making good quality mixers while Behringer has the reputation for selling cheep crap that breaks (I have had one of their cheep mixers break on me too). I am not saying that the respective reputations are not well deserved, only that SoundCraft can release a product that locks up, and has multiple critical bugs (from what I have read), and we all say "That's OK, they will fix it soon .... and then it will be a great product". With Behringer, I have read several posts that state "Sure it sounds great, and has been doing well for 6 months, but I won't buy one for 5 years). As for the margins, you charge what the market will bear, not what the product costs you to make. That is simply smart business. [/QUOTE]

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