Behringer 369 - Vintage Stereo Compressor Limiter
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Re: Behringer 369 - Vintage Stereo Compressor Limiter
I have a Behringer EuroPower powered mixer in my rehearsal room. It's adequate for that. Only issue I had with it is the "drunk button"... I call it that. It's a button that doesn't really power the unit down but mutes all the microphone inputs (preventing "drunks" in clubs from getting your stage and saying stupid stuff into the microphone... it happens... I still have nightmares). Anyway... it sort of sticks and has to be pressed just the right way to get it to pop back up. Other than that it's been reasonably solid.
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