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Originally Posted by bexarametric  The difference is that their products are shit and they break. Some companies that operate in China (like Toft) make every board pass through the UK for an inspection before they send it out to the market. I've made techno songs as a joke out of the noises that Behringer boards make when you move the scratchy pots and noisy faders (no shit, they really do suck a fat dick that much). I've never heard of this happening on Neve products.
Don't put words in my mouth. There are great products that are made in China (my Samsung TVs). I never mentioned China (or Neve for that matter). Behringer products do suck. The only usable products they have are headphone amps and crossovers (out of the HUNDREDS of products they make). Bugera is shit. You wouldn't actually tour with one would you? I didn't think so. Nor would it ever actually make it to your top 100 amps if money wasn't an object. Or I could have (and did) just say that Behringer products suck. Nothing more has to be said to be insightful. It will be very clear that you're in the minority here.
Also, why did you jump so quickly on the China comment? What's your agenda here? I made mine clear. I will make it again. Behringer sucks. |
It's just that have had and have behringer products in my studio including the ada8000 and have had it for more than 5 years and have never had a single problem. Yet my Digi 002r and Event monitors have both had problems. My made in the good ole USA Mesa amp has had 2 major meltdowns along with scratchy ass pots. I've also lost channels on a 3 thousand dollar True Systems preamp. However my whole point was you should at least state why you think Behringer sucks instead of just expecting someone who has no clue of your experience with them to take your word for it.