EMFinite wrote:nice set up mayne ---real clean!
hows that mixer treating ya?
i have a mx9000
Thanks man! I'm diggin' your setup too. It pays to be organized without any iterruption of workflow.
I still need to reinstall the studio foam. The Auralex Temp Tabs don't hold well with 4" thick panels (that's why you only see one by the small mixer. I'm beterr off buying velcro tape to replace what came with the temp tabs).
The Roland TR-626 still needs to get circuit-bent, I need to buy an effects unit and another rack for the power conditioner below and my old minidisk recorder (which I bought back in '97 with my decks to record mixes before I built my first computer), along with a multi-effects unit to accomodate the Eurodesk mixer.
The Eurodesk mixer is so quiet, you can hear a mouse fart. Same with my smaller Behringer. I previously owned a Mackie CR-1604 used, back in '98 but I sold it due to the cost of repair from old age and ish like that. Beofre I sold the Mackie, I compared the noise-floor with the smaller Behringer (which I bought 2 years ago) and there was no difference at all. I read most of this thread before I even posted my pics, and I've done alot of research before deciding upon buying the Behringer mixers. The noise-floor is a thing of the past that only exists with much older Behringer models.
The hater that was threadjackin' you don't know what's up. So for all those who still think that Behringers sound noisey... don't believe the hype!
