On Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at 02:47:31AM +1100, Patrick Shirkey wrote:
Our tests on this side of the pond have given us
confidence in Behringer
products. Not only are they cheap but they also represent very good value
for money and we can't fault the signal/noise ratio on the units we have
tested.
I've got a few bits of Behringer gear and I must say I have no major
complaints. I'm sure higher end stuff would be an improvement theoretically
but for the moment it gives me tools that otherwise I would have to do
without.
My experience is that for now my own techniques and abilities, and the
limitations of the space I record in, are by far the biggest factor when it
comes to issues with the quality of my recordings. I look forward to the day
when I find the Behringer gear I have needs replacing because I can genuinely
say that it is its flaws, not mine, that are the weak link :)
In the few places I have higher end gear (which tends to be my instruments
for the most part), I have it because I found specific areas where I felt I
was being held back, and bought something specifically to address that.
Ben