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Re: Behringer weight and mixer options
>I don't know the size of the stuff you're considering,
>but you definately want to keep it as small as possible.
>If you're using the 2642 for sane stuff, rather than exploiting
>it's potential for re-routing a whole bunch of FX and Loopers
>then I'd expect you can work out something practical.
>The 2642 plus 2 or 3 rack units in a box would be manageable.
Thanks. To elaborate a bit:
I was going to rack an EDP/Echo Pro/Filter Factory/ and 1 or 2 other FX
eventually (anyone use the MPX 200?).
The 2642 just seems to be a great unit for expansion. I only need 4
channels
(2 for gtr, 1 for the EDP and one for a boomrang), but I think it may be
the
only 6 aux Behringer and its only $250 now. Plus, I thought it was only a
7
space rack (if musicians friend is correct).I'd like to use the DJ shuttle
but I don't think that unit leaves cable space like the gig rigs, so it's
not really 8 usable spaces on top.
Until recentely I have split my signal with a boss line selector to the
two
loopers and then to a couple of fenders. This is my big move to not only a
rack, but also the utilization of a mixer. I'd love to know if anyone uses
a
mixer that might work and not be so heavy (and rackable).
This list has revolutionized my musical life over the past couple of
years.
This is just another occasion where I have been considering gear and all
of
a sudden a thread on said unit starts. I don't say it enough or chime in,
but thanks to all, this is a great voyeur list!
Nick Schillace
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