Re: Behringer Xenyx 1002FX audio mixer

[barry smith <barrysmith_2001@yahoo.com>]

Scott,
   I have the simpler version....Xenyx 802.   Sounds
great, small, light, and quiet.  Can't go wrong with
the price.  I use it to monitor my electric violin
through headphones (great headphone amp) for practice,
with other audio inputs simultainiously....EQ not an
issue... Can't vouch for dependability, only had it
for a few months...
--- Scott Duncan <scottd@webworkz.com> wrote:

> Dear Loopers,
> 
> I'm looking to get a small (portable), modest audio
> mixer for my  
> legal videography work and will undoubtedly use it
> at home for  
> practice sessions, w/ Digi Jamman, guitar, bass,
> keybds, etc.....   
> biggest need is for EQ, & quiet board...this one has
> enough inputs,  
> FX sends & seems OK.
> 
> Anyone have comments on this model, other Behringer
> mixers or other  
> modestly priced (under $150 US) mixers that can be
> recommended?
> 
> Have got Alesis Studio 24, but would rather keep it
> warm & snuggled  
> in the studio -- prefer to take a simple, compact,
> lightweight mixer  
> out on the road.....
> 
> Thanks  --
> 
> Scott Duncan
> Videographer  slash  Looper
> 
> www.scottduncanvideo.com
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