guys i have access to behringer stuffs at dealer prices WITH WARRANY so im planning to be a dealer for behringer products.so im asking would you buy behringer stuffs?looking for demands first then if i can see the potential only then will i open these products for sale at LYN.Honestly i think their products are seriously good and are on par and or better then their more expensive counterparts.

i have used behringer b4...
tot they were pretty good for its price

thanks mate..what did you own?their stack amps are seriously good..better than the newer marshalls anyday man.and its bloody cheap too.can get a halfstack for around rm2000-2200

Behringer is good for the price. But if I had $$$ i would not invest in behringer guitar amps.

why not?my dealer who is a producer and currently owns his own studio and label (GeckoMusic), And he has played alongside Steve Vai,The rolling stones,Produced for Sheryl Crow,produced for some taiwanese and HK bands,has his own Ibanez Signature series swears by behringer..just a few weeks ago there is this concert and the amps that are provided are marshalls and a behringer and the marshall literally blew up because it cant take it where the behringer easily surpasses it..you`re in munich right?He has a Branch in germany too.

i have a behringer wah. well, i dont think everything from them is great, im no judge neither. but for the buck, i win.

and whoever ur dealer dude is , mention his name. then it will really help sell behringer's products.

of course not everything from them are great..Can i put his name here?have to ask permission from him first i guess haha!!

I know Behringer products. I have used alot of them myself. And i find them personally only average. Which is why i said it is good for the price. There are certain things that i would buy, but guitar amps i would rather go for other mid range products. Like peaveys or Laneys (tube of course). On the studio side, behringer puts up alot of competition because the high end ones are outrageously expensive. And not much different in terms of performance.

My lead guitarist is a sound engineer and producer himself and he uses behringers for recording purposes too. But there is no sound like tube sound. Which is why i am not a big marshall SS fan myself (but i am assuming the marshall that blew was tube?). Speaking quite frankly....no offense intended... it's not really a big deal that the marshall blew up and the behringer didnt. Marshalls are i believe overrated. Just like Boogies. It's just the name.

Whatever I said here ONLY applies to guitar amplification. For studio products i strongly stand behind behringers (except for monitors...there are better ones out there). I personally use behringer compressors and headphones and am truly satisfied with them.

I have a behringer wah. for the $$$ quite decent i guess. my skills don't warrant a $600 vox wah yet

just to make things right :

"has his own Ibanez Signature series"

really ? so what's his name ? there are only a dizain persons on earth to have a signature serie at Ibanez. Maybe it is a custom guitar. So he has a custom ibanez guitar, but he prefers to play on a stock behringer guitar ? Frankly, that'd be extremely weird. And I doubt it.

"marshall literally blew up because it cant take it where the behringer easily surpasses it"

where does the behringer surpasses a marshall amp ? in raw power ? in sound quality ? in the electrical cord length ? in the number of knobs ? That's not a relevant sentence.

"my dealer who is a producer"

so your behringer distributor is a music producer, which swears by Behringer products. Well, that sounds very logical to my ears, if I assume his business is to try to sell to people what he's distributing However I don't think the guy is playing on Behringer guitars, plugged in Behringer amps. Maybe he's just referring to some studio equipments.

I don't mean to be impolite, nor agressive. I just want to moderate what you're saying about your products, so that musicians/beginners won't just swallow all those informations as facts.

That's the way Pix !

I was just about to ask those questions too.

And pornstar, you better have the answers ..... we're not Musicians' who was born yesterday.

"has his own Ibanez Signature series"

really ? so what's his name ? there are only a dizain persons on earth to have a signature serie at Ibanez. Maybe it is a custom guitar. So he has a custom ibanez guitar, but he prefers to play on a stock behringer guitar ? Frankly, that'd be extremely weird. And I doubt it.

--His Name is Daniel Foo his guitars is no more in production though but i`ll gladly post up some pics.Its NOT a custom guitar its a signature series and reason its no more in production is because he`s not a full time musician anymore so ibanez stopped the series.

"marshall literally blew up because it cant take it where the behringer easily surpasses it"

where does the behringer surpasses a marshall amp ? in raw power ? in sound quality ? in the electrical cord length ? in the number of knobs ? That's not a relevant sentence.

--In terms of durability and sound quality.Thats not my first time seeing a marshall amp blow.Don get me wrong im not trying to discredit any brands here but its based on my experience with these particular brands .Marshalls used to be good.Old marshall amps are good but not the new ones.Their MG series amps is actually made by a company in india and they just bought over the company.Sounds horrible.

"my dealer who is a producer"

so your behringer distributor is a music producer, which swears by Behringer products. Well, that sounds very logical to my ears, if I assume his business is to try to sell to people what he's distributing However I don't think the guy is playing on Behringer guitars, plugged in Behringer amps. Maybe he's just referring to some studio equipments.

--of course hes not playing on behringer guitars..but he is playing on behringer amps.His business is doing recordings and he also does acoustics.


I don't mean to be impolite, nor agressive. I just want to moderate what you're saying about your products, so that musicians/beginners won't just swallow all those informations as facts.

--No harm done..i did feel like my posting was too shallow.Forgive me for that.

On a more serious note..if any of you wants to do an album you guys can contact me.The studio is based in melaka.we offer professional quality recording without burning a hole in your pocket.We have a website but its nothing much lah www.geckomusic.net

This post has been edited by pornstar: Jun 16 2006, 11:21 AM

i own a behringer and i won't mind getting another one..
quality is good although i have heard of some batches that are a bit of a handful.. but mine has been good...

i use behringer products and my fav would be the lx1 pro (also known as vamp pro). ive tested the line6podxt live with all the packs installed and i still prefer this. not to say this is better, its a matter of taste as this sounds more raw and real. of course, the real amp would be way better. my church uses some behringer racks too, not just because of the price(we have alot of high end racks, mics, speakers, etc).

however, behringer surpassing marshall? come on, maybe a MG and some low series in terms of sound quality. behringer models amps, and nth beats the real thing. not to mention real tubes will react differently. durability? ive seen the construction of their amps, i'm not considering one! just one case of a marshall blowing up before a behringer doesnt mean behringer is so much more durable. alot of factors involved. who knows the marshall was older, or the guitarist was playing at full whereas the other wasnt, heck it could even be a freak accident.

as for recording, of course behringer products can be used to get a nice tone. take note that its not just the behringer involved in the recording process, extremely good equipments to MIX and MASTER is critical to achieving great tone. im sure uve heard and read of many cases where legendary guitarist use cheap or no brand guitars to record their stuff.

well..... behringer stomps are prolly real good deals for the money
they sound decent with really good pricing

however a behringer stack surpassing a marshall?? probably MG series...
i dont think a solidstate behringer can surpass the real thing its trying to emulate...

I would keep my fingers away from behringer mixing desks as well.

But like i said, if you want to consider being a dealer, i guess it would be worth it. The price range is good for hobby musicians/studios etc.... I guess you could make a living out of it.

hmmm... i;ve seen many places using behringer mixers

price shud play a big role, but the audio quality ought to be relatively good for its price right?

so plz do provide some info y u think so bro, im curious

love learning new stuff

My friend has a Behringer SS amp, which is much better that the Marshall MG & AVT series imo... and it's cheaper!

Anyway, what are we discussing here? AFAIK, Behringer copies someone else's products and replaces the components with cheaper counterparts.

for one, their knob functions dont respond as well as better mixers. such as EQ.

echobrainproject said it all

not only the EQ, the faders and aux sends are also quite weird. The response is almost like nothing, and then suddenly it is too loud, or too soft. Thats what i feel anyway. Or maybe i just tested a defect mixing desk. Could be possible....

As for mixing desks, i believe they copy mackie desks. And i think we are giving our opinion on behringer products? correct me if i'm wrong though....