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<blockquote data-quote="Evan Kirkendall" data-source="post: 56258" data-attributes="member: 5">re: X32 DiscussionI stopped by the Midas shop in Vegas today and they happened to have an X32 in their demo room. So, I decided to bang on it a little bit... Impressions: -The faders feel cheap. Go from a Yamaha 01v to this and you feel the difference. -The knobs feel cheap. They feel better than a Studiolive, but still a little on the flimsy side. -Build quality overall is decent. It feels sturdy.-The UI is very easy to use. Bouncing around from page to page was easy. Assigning/routing things was cake.-The scribble strips are awesome. A feature that no other &quot;small&quot; digital desk has. Unfortunately I didn&#039;t get to put any audio through it... If this thing works as it&#039;s supposed to, and sounds half decent, it&#039;s going to kill. Nothing even comes close in terms of bang for your buck. The Behringer name is probably the only thing holding it back, but again, that may not even matter soon! Evan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evan Kirkendall, post: 56258, member: 5"] re: X32 Discussion I stopped by the Midas shop in Vegas today and they happened to have an X32 in their demo room. So, I decided to bang on it a little bit... Impressions: -The faders feel cheap. Go from a Yamaha 01v to this and you feel the difference. -The knobs feel cheap. They feel better than a Studiolive, but still a little on the flimsy side. -Build quality overall is decent. It feels sturdy. -The UI is very easy to use. Bouncing around from page to page was easy. Assigning/routing things was cake. -The scribble strips are awesome. A feature that no other "small" digital desk has. Unfortunately I didn't get to put any audio through it... If this thing works as it's supposed to, and sounds half decent, it's going to kill. Nothing even comes close in terms of bang for your buck. The Behringer name is probably the only thing holding it back, but again, that may not even matter soon! Evan [/QUOTE]

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