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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Bolling" data-source="post: 74334" data-attributes="member: 1958">On a lighter note...I am now the proud father of a 45lb bouncing baby X32.&nbsp; However, it cries between 6-12k on the monitor and headphone outs so I may only be acting as a short term foster parent of this particular one pending what Joe S. comes up with in the next day or two.Squeal aside, my initial impressions are a very emphatic thumbs up.If relibility matches the feature set and sounds of this thing, Behringer will have won another convert that will gladly drink all the kool-aid they can make of this flavor.The primary function of this particular board will be a&nbsp; mid-level project studio.&nbsp; I will likely buy a backup and replace my&nbsp; Yamaha live rig with the backup X32 as long as it is not needed in the&nbsp; studio.&nbsp; (knock on wood, hopefully never)I have not been able to track or mix anything in its entirety yet, but I have tracked a few vocals and re-mixed a couple of simple things and I can&#039;t imagine the partial mixes I have done will get worse as I finish them.&nbsp; I can only see the polish of time making them better.&nbsp; Sonically, (to my ears) in a studio environment, this thing is easily the equal of anything Yamaha I have ever used with the pres simply so much more usable and musical it is not funny.Take away the sine noise, give us a few more tweaks like proper mute groups, maybe a solo in place option, and a little better routing/features on auxes and returns, and I simply can&#039;t imagine what more I could expect for the money this thing costs. (but rest assured I, like most of us, will still request tweaks and features, its just human nature.)&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />~:-D~:grin:Hats off to Behringer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Bolling, post: 74334, member: 1958"] On a lighter note... I am now the proud father of a 45lb bouncing baby X32. However, it cries between 6-12k on the monitor and headphone outs so I may only be acting as a short term foster parent of this particular one pending what Joe S. comes up with in the next day or two. Squeal aside, my initial impressions are a very emphatic thumbs up. If relibility matches the feature set and sounds of this thing, Behringer will have won another convert that will gladly drink all the kool-aid they can make of this flavor. The primary function of this particular board will be a mid-level project studio. I will likely buy a backup and replace my Yamaha live rig with the backup X32 as long as it is not needed in the studio. (knock on wood, hopefully never) I have not been able to track or mix anything in its entirety yet, but I have tracked a few vocals and re-mixed a couple of simple things and I can't imagine the partial mixes I have done will get worse as I finish them. I can only see the polish of time making them better. Sonically, (to my ears) in a studio environment, this thing is easily the equal of anything Yamaha I have ever used with the pres simply so much more usable and musical it is not funny. Take away the sine noise, give us a few more tweaks like proper mute groups, maybe a solo in place option, and a little better routing/features on auxes and returns, and I simply can't imagine what more I could expect for the money this thing costs. (but rest assured I, like most of us, will still request tweaks and features, its just human nature.) :D~:-D~:grin: Hats off to Behringer. [/QUOTE]

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