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If my subwoofer, say, is turned too high the Behringer sets up a balancing cut in the affected frequencies.

The Behringer Corporation got their start by cloning the designs of manufacturers like Roland and QSC.

After about 15-20 minutes the EQ settings stop changing and the Behringer has generated the EQ setup for acoustically-neutral room sound.

Pro Tools got cheap, companies like Behringer started making affordable large-diaphragm condenser mics that sort of looked like the nice ones.

Thomann and Behringer are some of the world's largest companies in the music instrument business.

Coming next year: A Behringer knockoff that's just as good for $250.

This is the Behringer DEQ-2496, a configurable digital equalization gizmo.

For example: Audioengine A5 + Audioengine S8 + Behringer UCA202.

I don't have a real TB-303, just the Behringer clone, and it'd be fun to build something from scratch that sounds similar.

I've tried to passthrough Behringer audio interface, as well as HX Stomp (to, of course, avoid dual-boot) and it stuttered like crazy.

Later the company decided - similar to Behringer - to copy the design of well-known furnitures, but optimize the logistics, eventually also optimizing the manufacturing process.

I used the Behringer A500 for a while because of this test.

"who cares." -Hackers -Musicians -Apple Fans -Behringer Customers -Behringer Haters -Behringer Competitors -IP Lawyers -Copyright Crusaders and so on.

Same as saying "Behringer is a convicted paedophile": no harm if it's true, right?

But any time you stand in front of a loudspeaker and then simply take one step backward, you are inducing a large amount of phase shift at the higher frequencies.” [1] As to the more general implication that the Behringer DEQ 2496 introduces distortion, specifically the kind of distortion I would hear and dislike, this claim may still be argued.

Most people don't realize that there is gold on craigslist that older crowd is throwing out due to their wives nagging ("These speakers are too big.." etc) I've put together an amazing system using Polk SDA-2b's, Parasound HCA-1200, & Onkyo TS-DX787(as a preamp)(donated) and behringer uca-202 DAC for under 300 dollars.

Behringer gear is not that great * but it is affordable, and they're a friend to the broke musician.

There's also a follow-up to the article covering Behringer's notorious IP thefts over the years.

Behringer: 300W YBA: 70W ATC sensitivity: 85db A rather unfair competition.