Compact mixers only, less fancy features.I don't get it? Tapco = made by Mackie, but cheaper. What, less quality?
I wouldn't do it.Have you guys ever heard of Behringer? Is it anygood? Specifically this board?
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Behringer-Eurorack-UB1202-Mixer?sku=631236
Have you guys ever heard of Behringer? Is it anygood? Specifically this board?
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Behringer-Eurorack-UB1202-Mixer?sku=631236
Behringer is known for being one of the lowest of the low when it comes to audio. At least get a Tapco.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Tapco-Mix.120-Compact-Mixer?sku=630265
Stay away from Behringer. Not only does Behringer blatantly copy designs from other companies, they manufacture their products with the cheapest of parts and labor. One time they even copied the user's guide and forgot to change the support phone number.
TAPCO was Greg Mackie's original company and TAPCO mixers were known for being very basic and relatively inexpensive but also very reliable and durable. Basically, the first mixers made specifically for bands and the MI market. TAPCO was acquired by E-V in the late 70's who continued it for a few years, despite Greg's leaving to found AudioControl, before retiring the name. Then Greg brought the TAPCO name back to Mackie. I unfortunately don't have any experience with the new TAPCO products, but would probably try them over Behringer.TAPCO Technical Audio Products Company, Greg Mackie's first audio company founded in 1969, acquired by Electro-Voice, who retired the brand name, and was subsequently bought by Telex (now owned by Bosch Communication Systems). Name recently recovered by Greg Mackie and reissued by Mackie in 2003 as a new acronym for Total Audio Production Company.
Tapco was a completely different company 20 years ago - an EV company, per previous post.
Does this look familiar Len?At least I'm not completely senile. Thanks for the info.
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