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Behringer QX2442USB (2013)
« on: April 02, 2015, 06:15:40 AM »

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BEHRINGER's "2442" mixers seem to be a clone of mackies "1642" models in terms of track count / port organization
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similar to the mackie 1604 mixers, the direct outputs are post-eq, post-mute & post-fader - great match for any interface with 8 analog inputs - using the direct outs + the sub outs its possible to multitrack all 16 channels




compare with the 1642 by mackie : http://c1.zzounds.com/media/fit,2018by3200/quality,85/1642PRORear-55c48d0ffd8e1ea23af9280ae5233893.jpg
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