BehringerX32 Rack Digital Mixer

Can use in studio, live performances and best part is with an app that you can use to live tune.

I bought my behringer x32 compact about 7 years ago but needed this rack mounted one as my needs have changed. I am still amazed at how robust a product this is and with the price going down lately, there's nothing quite like this in this range.

This is the best mixer that I ever have and I will not get another brand only x32 digital mixer. Easy to use with iPad x32 mixer apps. You can save the scenes and more so you can use the same settings on another digital behringer mixer.

I have worked with a X32 and a X32 compact before. Love this mixer can now be incorporated into rack space making it convenient to save space as well as being very mobile. This is hands-down the easiest mixer to setup, install, and train volunteers on in church settings. The behringer X32s go above and beyond with settings with this digital mixer, what can't you do with this?! You miss a lot of the physical knobs on this rack mixer from it's bigger brothers, but I found in the past I most often mixed from a tablet anyways. I valued the portability and space more in this build, and look forward to using this for years to come!

Good quality

I have owned one full-size X32, two X32 Racks and a pair of S16's for several years. Yes I definitely drank the Behringer Koolaid, and I wouldn't hesitate to do it again. These things are absolutely magic. One fader and a couple of buttons on X32 have gotten sticky (design has been changed since I got mine), but Rack units have worked flawlessly. I've taken one to Burning Man several times, which is a terrible, hot and dusty environment, and then used for live gigs right after returning. Aside from faders and number of rear-panel connectors, Rack and full-size X32 are absolutely identical, running the same firmware. Program on either, save to a USB stick and load onto the other, and everything works the same. Got to a gig one day and realized I hadn't brought the full size board back from another gig, so just pulled the Rack I keep in my trunk as a spare. Took 2 minutes to get it going, and the client never knew the difference. (I always mix in that venue with a tablet.) Speaking of, Rack units do require external app. I originally used the iPad app, but switched to Windows app on HP tablet. F'n magic. Gives you population groups (where you can combine channel faders, DCAs and bus faders on a single screen.

I've been using this console every week since we got it. No matter the router, cables, or device we use to control it via Wi-Fi, it came with a defect in the Wi-Fi adapter. It keeps connecting and disconnecting every 1 or 2 minutes. Yes, it's very annoying, and we haven’t found a repair service. We are almost sure the seller knew about the defect when we bought it. It’s really disappointing

I’m still learning how to use all the features but I’m definitely happy with the purchase. I also purchased (4) P16s which connected immediately to my X32.