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<blockquote data-quote="Joshua Bessom" data-source="post: 58737" data-attributes="member: 1975">re: X32 DiscussionI use a Digico SD8 professionally, and to be fair to Digico, it&#039;s not even in the same category as Behringer.&nbsp; You&#039;re not going to find the X32 on riders any time soon.&nbsp; The Digico does indeed have reverbs, and multi-band compression, dynamic EQ, lots of other FX.&nbsp; You can put any type of channel anywhere on the desk, extremely flexible internal and external routing options.&nbsp; Sounds great at 96k with no hit to channel count.&nbsp; It&#039;s just a fantastic board, the best sounding of any of the larger desks IMHO.&nbsp; Don&#039;t get me wrong the X32 looks very promising, ordered mine June 6th - but don&#039;t be confused about what you&#039;re getting.&nbsp; It won&#039;t compete with an Avid, Digico, larger Yamaha desks, etc.For the money though, it certainly can compete with an LS9, 01v, any of the smaller desks - even costing 3,4,5x as much!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joshua Bessom, post: 58737, member: 1975"] re: X32 Discussion I use a Digico SD8 professionally, and to be fair to Digico, it's not even in the same category as Behringer. You're not going to find the X32 on riders any time soon. The Digico does indeed have reverbs, and multi-band compression, dynamic EQ, lots of other FX. You can put any type of channel anywhere on the desk, extremely flexible internal and external routing options. Sounds great at 96k with no hit to channel count. It's just a fantastic board, the best sounding of any of the larger desks IMHO. Don't get me wrong the X32 looks very promising, ordered mine June 6th - but don't be confused about what you're getting. It won't compete with an Avid, Digico, larger Yamaha desks, etc. For the money though, it certainly can compete with an LS9, 01v, any of the smaller desks - even costing 3,4,5x as much! [/QUOTE]

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