Behringer Eurorack Pro RX1202FX Rackmount Mixer with Effects

I bought this as a simple control room mixer for my new voice-over studio. I needed something compact and shallow in depth in order to fit my current mixing desk. It is used mostly for control room monitoring/playback and to feed a push-to-talk system to my voice-booth. I would've liked it better if it would have included individual channel mute buttons, but I knew that going in, so I can't really fault Behringer for that here. It's very quiet, everything works, it seems well-built, and it fits the physical requirements of my new system.I own several Behringer products that I have had a good experience with for many years. We've all read some of the bad reviews that company has received, but all I can say here is that I'm very happy with this purchase.

THIS IS MY SECOND MIXER OF THIS EXACT MODEL AND BEHRINGER MAKES AFFORDABLE AND ABOVE AVERAGE PRODUCTS THAT PERFORM WELL. MY ADVICE TAKE CARE OF IT AND IT WILL LAST A LONG TIME, I HAVE SEEM BEHRINGER PRODUCTS BREAK DOWN BUT THATS FROM ABUSE. I HAVE HAD BEHRINGER PRODUCTS FOR TEN PLUS YEARS STILL LOOKING WORKING AND SOUNDING LIKE NEW. A GOOD MIXER FOR A GOOD PRICE. I RECOMMEND FOR SURE. *****

Great mixer for a great price! I'm running it through a Behringer FBQ 1502HD EQ & a 200 watt power amp in my rehearsal space. I'm very happy with all my Behringer equipment.

First and Foremost, this unit works perfectly, functions as designed, and was packaged well. It is 3 rack space and fit into the 3 rack space opening I had.Cons: That being said, I did my first gig with this. Basically the customer needed an announcing PA and wanted a live music for lunchtime. Again, while it functions perfectly, the drawback was that the channels DO NOT have mute buttons. If you need to pull a channel out of the Main mix and the monitor Mix, you need to pull the fader totally off and turndown the monitor pot. Both. Then you need to remember where you had them in the mix when you bring them back. A mute button would have made this much better. While this is not a deal breaker for me, it would be most convenient if mute buttons would be incorporated.Pros: While I'm not a Behringer fan, this units performance was good. The mic pre's have good headroom. The digital effects unit built in was adequate for the task. This mixer did make my small venue system self contained. I just plug in power, plug in speakers, and plug in Mic's/Lines and I'm up and running. From that standpoint, it does what I needed. It does perform better than expected.The inconvenience of the mutes was enough to put this at 4 stars. But it does work well other than that.

This is exactly what we needed for a compact mixer. We used it as a monitor mixer and chain the mic signals to the main board. This thing feeds our in ears and gives us great sound in a tiny space with minimal mess. Sound is excellent and for the price there really isn't anything like it. This is the third Behringer mixer I've bought in a pinch and the third time I've been extremely happy.

Always nervous about Behringer quality, but it's worked perfectly so far. I use it for mixing several mic's for a drumset and adding some effects. Hopefully it lasts forever!

This worked perfectly for the first karaoke show. Everything sounded great and we didn't have to do much adjusting. No feedback, and people could really go at the mics without distorting, while still picking up quieter singers. The FX are nice for a little bit of added reverb or delay.The second show, there was a lot of popping and crackling and we would have to bring the volume up on the mic and music channels. There would be a pop and everything would be way too loud (without touching the mixer). The third show, not as bad, but still a lot of random pops. This is with different cords, and 3 different venues so the sound system was different. Since it was on all channels, that leaves the mixer as the issue.I saw a few reviews with issues with gain and noise, so I returned it and ordered an Alesis 12R 3U to fit the same space. Looks like pretty much the same layout without FX, so we'll see how that goes.I used to recommend Behringer because the last Europort PA we had lasted 6+ years, and this has the same pre-amps and FX, but from how many people are having the same issue after 2 weeks to a year, it looks like Behringer QA has gone down a bit.

This mixer does an ok job for rehearsals. The 2 band eq on each channel is not versital enough for live performances. The single monitor send is limited for on stage foldback. For the price it is ok.