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<blockquote data-quote="Ron Kimball" data-source="post: 106124" data-attributes="member: 405"><p>Re: X32 with Behringer B812NEO & Line6 stagesource</p><p></p><p>I have a pair of the previous model, the B412DSP. Stoopid heavy (non-neo plus non-SMPS) so I don't use them much since I bought my RCF 310A's. As for working with the X32 the mixer you use should have no bearing on what speakers you use with it. The Behringer's have quite good protection and limiting so you don't need to use a crossover with them if you don't have subs. One thing to be aware of is the DSP in them will roll off the low end if they run out of power or excursion so when the limit light starts to flash you will hear it do that rather than not get louder. They are Behringer's "top of the line" and don't sound bad at all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ron Kimball, post: 106124, member: 405"] Re: X32 with Behringer B812NEO & Line6 stagesource I have a pair of the previous model, the B412DSP. Stoopid heavy (non-neo plus non-SMPS) so I don't use them much since I bought my RCF 310A's. As for working with the X32 the mixer you use should have no bearing on what speakers you use with it. The Behringer's have quite good protection and limiting so you don't need to use a crossover with them if you don't have subs. One thing to be aware of is the DSP in them will roll off the low end if they run out of power or excursion so when the limit light starts to flash you will hear it do that rather than not get louder. They are Behringer's "top of the line" and don't sound bad at all. [/QUOTE]
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