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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 138836" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: X32 DiscussionHi Daniel,I haven&#039;t thought of it in quite those terms nor do I know for sure, but from an operational standpoint I think the way you&#039;ve described it is consistent with my guessing of how it is working. That makes sense to me in that the hiss doesn&#039;t change no matter the console output level. Or, a more flattering way to put it might be that the amplification chain is so quiet that the residual noise is all you ever hear.Their amps that I&#039;ve used (NU4-6000 and NU-6000 no DSP) are also hissy for my taste when turned full up with no input, but turning them down a few notches still leaves plenty of gain for my purposes and they sound great to my taste. And to others who are listening to them at my gigs.The whole Behringer product constellation that I&#039;ve tried (not all models, certainly) are a balance between great sound, low cost, and some features that are not perfect but are generally more than good enough. (I&#039;ve not used or heard any of the speakers, I&#039;m kind of spoken for in that area.)Dunno if that helps you or not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 138836, member: 2826"] Re: X32 Discussion Hi Daniel, I haven't thought of it in quite those terms nor do I know for sure, but from an operational standpoint I think the way you've described it is consistent with my guessing of how it is working. That makes sense to me in that the hiss doesn't change no matter the console output level. Or, a more flattering way to put it might be that the amplification chain is so quiet that the residual noise is all you ever hear. Their amps that I've used (NU4-6000 and NU-6000 no DSP) are also hissy for my taste when turned full up with no input, but turning them down a few notches still leaves plenty of gain for my purposes and they sound great to my taste. And to others who are listening to them at my gigs. The whole Behringer product constellation that I've tried (not all models, certainly) are a balance between great sound, low cost, and some features that are not perfect but are generally more than good enough. (I've not used or heard any of the speakers, I'm kind of spoken for in that area.) Dunno if that helps you or not. [/QUOTE]

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