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By mr_debauch Mon Dec 23, 2019 1:52 pm
CharlesRandolph wrote:What is the most unique synth piece Behinger makes?


well that is a good question... is the neutron a unique design (not just a clone i mean)

I guess the thing that gets me is that for years it was a company i never really looked at until they started cloning gear which i found interesting.
By CharlesRandolph Mon Dec 23, 2019 4:13 pm
mr_debauch wrote:well that is a good question... is the neutron a unique design (not just a clone i mean)

I guess the thing that gets me is that for years it was a company i never really looked at until they started cloning gear which i found interesting.


I've never used the Behringer Neutron, does it offering anything unique, that other pieces aren't doing?
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By mr_debauch Mon Dec 23, 2019 4:18 pm
CharlesRandolph wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:well that is a good question... is the neutron a unique design (not just a clone i mean)

I guess the thing that gets me is that for years it was a company i never really looked at until they started cloning gear which i found interesting.


I've never used the Behringer Neutron, does it offering anything unique, that other pieces aren't doing?


well it makes sound like every other synth... but we can't talk like that around synth heads... we are going to get people upset :lol: :lol: :lol:
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imo

By Lampdog Mon Dec 23, 2019 6:48 pm
Fre$hBreath wrote:They are giving the people what they want...

Giving people what they want is a damn good thing.

Cloning is not innovative.

You CAN have both, Behringer, but it's not innovative. It's simply giving people clones of already famous gear with a tad bit of modern attached. Not enough to be "innovative" or considered "best".

Besides "best" is subjective anyway, so in your mind they are best and that's cool.


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By Lampdog Tue Dec 24, 2019 4:43 pm
CharlesRandolph wrote:When you turn the knob and play a key. Does it make the sound, that you feel in your heart? Does it give you goose bumps? Does it transport you into another Realm of Consciousness?

Different gear does this for different people for these mentioned and other reasons and they are all BEST to them, for them, some how, some way, and it's all to the good.

There are no rules, except, to like what YOU like to like.
By CharlesRandolph Tue Dec 24, 2019 5:04 pm
Lampdog wrote:Different gear does this for different people for these mentioned and other reasons and they are all BEST to them, for them, some how, some way, and it's all to the good.

There are no rules, except, to like what YOU like to like.


Exactly....can't tell you how much stuff, I returned because it did not affect me. From high end to entry level. It's the best way to avoid FOMO or YOLO. :nod:
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By Lampdog Sun Dec 29, 2019 6:09 pm
Innovative as **** right there! No one would have thought to clone an already famous mic.

**** genius.
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By peterpiper Mon Dec 30, 2019 4:41 am
Well I understand the reason of cloning an old synth because of it's rareness and price on the second hand market but cloning a microphone that is available for something like 70€ in very good condition???
The SM57 and 58 are also known for their build quality. In contrast to that: 'Behringer' and 'good build quailty' is something I never heard/read in the same sentence.

peace
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By Lampdog Mon Dec 30, 2019 4:49 am
peterpiper wrote:In contrast to that: 'Behringer' and 'good build quailty' is something I never heard/read in the same sentence.

peace

10+yrs ago, yes, I thought the same. I avoided Behringer like the plague.
Seems they have stepped up and have been making decent stuff lately even though I am still wary the past.
By Fre$hBreath Tue Dec 31, 2019 4:55 pm


What a way for Behringer to finish off 2019!!!!
Can't wait to see what 2020 has in store!