Behringer Mixer – Very Solid
This review is to back up what has been already said. Once I spilled some water all over it and immediately unplugged it after leaving it powered for over a year. I noticed some distortion in the signal immediately over the loudspeakers when I spilled, but I calmly (but totally bumming) unplugged it and placed it upside down in front of a fan to dry it. The next day I set it up and the damn thing sounds sharp as ever. Since then I’ve been running it as a low level mixer for phantom power mics and such. There really isn’t any need to buy a better phantom power module unless you are willing to shell out the gold, because as advertised there is no audible noise when you learn how to adjust the mono track gain and level with the master bus level, just use balanced outs/ins to get a complete sound from your condenser microphones. Mark my words, Behringer products will be the stuff that future musicians label as good vintage equipment in the way that we rely on the good old stuff now.
Go check it out for yourself, I know you’ll be very happy with Behringer Mixer