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<blockquote data-quote="Eric Hill - USA" data-source="post: 60254" data-attributes="member: 2100">re: X32 DiscussionWith the X32 (and related equipment), they&#039;re also stepping into (what I call), &quot;entry-level professional.&quot; No pun intended to the marketing department, but that changes the game.If you&#039;re asking me to commit $6k to a board, (2) S16&#039;s, multiple P16&#039;s... You&#039;re proposing a complete solution that I rely on several times a week that is no longer &quot;cheap.&quot; If one component fails, I&#039;m in trouble.I used to treat all Behringer gear as replaceable. When it broke out of warranty, I threw it away, and bought the same product again. It wasn’t worth fixing. (Think theater groups that hit the street with a few SM58&#039;s and need a small mixer. I know the equipment is going to get trashed. The SM58&#039;s last longer than the board.)The X32 is a different class of equipment, and in that realm, the game changes.Eric H.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eric Hill - USA, post: 60254, member: 2100"] re: X32 Discussion With the X32 (and related equipment), they're also stepping into (what I call), "entry-level professional." No pun intended to the marketing department, but that changes the game. If you're asking me to commit $6k to a board, (2) S16's, multiple P16's... You're proposing a complete solution that I rely on several times a week that is no longer "cheap." If one component fails, I'm in trouble. I used to treat all Behringer gear as replaceable. When it broke out of warranty, I threw it away, and bought the same product again. It wasn’t worth fixing. (Think theater groups that hit the street with a few SM58's and need a small mixer. I know the equipment is going to get trashed. The SM58's last longer than the board.) The X32 is a different class of equipment, and in that realm, the game changes. Eric H. [/QUOTE]

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