Should I get the Behringer B815NEO or the Behringer B615D?
1076292
I would say get a JBL eon powered speaker. My Behringer puts out muddy sound, and the same music or live instruments sound a lot better with the JBL that my friends have.
1076293
neo 815 is a great system. It rivals systems at twice the price. lite weight and easy to handle as well. easy to mix with and extreme spl for smaller venues . by comparison the b series is nice but not the strongest in the line up. the neo will compare to QSC K series but with stronger bass. hope that helps
402212
I owned both. Bought the MB42X first, then returned them and got the Clubs. The MB42X sounded like something was missing in the mids. It sounded hollow. The Clubs have a fuller sound and I much prefer them to the MB42X !! Sound is a preference so to each their own. I tried adjusting bass and treble with both and the Clubs with no adjustment really sound the best. I'm not a big fan of the Lepai amp, it's only good for half volume so get the Topping amp even though it's more expensive.
544661
No, Cambridge Audio states that the 651P has higher quality internal components, enhancements to the circuit design & there is a 'rumble' (LF) filter. However, both of these units are for the casual enthusiast, and I doubt the 651 is worth the extra $$$ if you will be staying with a moving magnet cartridge. For a sophisticated playback system and discerning ears, I'd pass on both, for casual listening, the less expensive model should be fine.
871882
Yes to both. We have been very happy with this mixer. If I had to do it over again, I would have spent a few dollars extra and picked up the X1204USB, the model with the built-in reverb and effects.
220111
Check out this Youtube video comparison ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vbxYnRW6lE ) of the PS-5 (version before this model), the Behringer US600, and the Morpheus. The Boss has a strange...warble? that the other two do not.
51343
Fluance is great. I as well was looking between the two and I went with fluance. I bought a pioneer 12 power sub and the sound is amazing. Keeps getting better the more I play them.
2054009
Both are excellent and very similar. The MDRV6 was the original design of the two and was issued a few years earlier. The components, drivers, ancillary parts of both models appear to be virtually identical. The MDR 7506 was issued by Sony at the behest of recording & mixing engineers who preferred a less pronounced bass and a more prominently enhanced mid and upper mid-range tonal balance (NOT for listening enjoyment reasons!... but to more readily detect noise and distortions in the recording and mixing process... Live DJ's also seem to prefer the 7506 model at public events because the enhanced mid-range brightness helps drown out ambient hall sounds and crowd noises). The V6 and 7506 sound quite similar to most folks. Although I can usually detect a very subtle and nuanced difference between the V6 and 7506, I can only hear a meaningful difference between the two models on less than 1 out of 10 recordings in my collection. I prefer the V6 because it has all the mid and upper mid-range "sparkle", clarity & brightness sufficient to suit my taste and (to my ears) the V6 packs a much more impressive and clean tight bass wallop on those recordings that do feature and emphasize extreme dynamic range, powerful super fast transients, excessive deep bass elements, and/or contain very loud percussive passages.
1268417
This should work just fine. I have four of these that I use for various instruments at church all the time. II wouldn't spend the extra money unless you find yourself having signal problems. One of my friends has a Behringer Ultra DI and she actually seems to have some issues interfacing with certain brands of active pickups in guitars, just FYI.
725269
Hi, I think that you have to keep in mind is that Marantz has discontinued the CD6004 and his catalog appears with the same Price, in addition to the term HI FI. I would opt for the DC6005.
1350323
I am definitely not a professional when it comes to audio equipment. This is also my first mixer. I was looking around at the Behringer models and have heard good things about them. Seeing as the Alesis works as well as I need it to, I'd say it's a pretty damn good option for what it's priced at. Hope this helped you.
605746
The Behringer is actually a mixer and does a whole lot more. At this level the preamps are not much different. The M-Audio has midi. Long story short, if you don't need midi, go with the Behringer.
489860
I really don't know, you'd have to check your owers manual, but I don't see why not. I ordered a behringer XENYX 120FX, but I haven't taken it out of the box yet. Good luck!
842639
Hall effect is the only real defiance you my hear, The EH Holy Grail has a tighter sound, Behringer DR600 has a off time sound, you may find the stomp boxes disappointing the Vox may not have the flexibility, but the sound will be much the same.
961818
I happen to own both models... They both sound tlhe same at reference levels, however the egged one is better for music.
623789
The NEO has 1200 watts while the 615d has 1500 watts. I have the NEO with my Roland electronic drums. So I can really push it to the limit. The level control is bit below max. That is only because I like the noise gate to tighten up the on/off dynamic of the drums. Any noise is from the Roland brain preamp and not the NEO.The EQ is mid way. It could go slightly louder. I use two of them. I would believe the 1500 watt is louder without the built in noise gate than the 1200 watter. 200 watts louder would be slightly noticeable.
842637
My experience with Behringer has all been bad. I bought 2 new Behringereffects pedals. Both went bad after very little use and they refused to honor the warranty. I would stay away from them.
601791
I suppose you can always try but if you contact Behringer direct via their support they will get you the correct one. It will cost more but be right the first time.