Behringer Mixer

[Liet]

24 (48, actually) Channels all with dedicated EQ, Pan Volume and Level.
8 Aux send Buses
And alot more, like 8 subgroups in which to feed the 24 channels.
Alot like the popular Behringer MX8000A, but a -little- bigger.
I can get my hands on one of these babies for about 1.000 US $.

As I'm going to buy a drum-machine, a sampler, a Supernova II (I've got a Supernova I), get a singer, I'm going to need a large mixer.
Is this too much? It's 1 year old as comes with a free checkup.

 

[i-clan]

Not answering the question, but...

i'm using a 14 channel Mackie microseries mic/line mixer
model - 1402-VLZ. It has alt 1 and 2 send, mic or line in on the first 6 channels - which also have fx insert plugholes on the back. aux 1and2 returns (although i never use them cos i dont understand them). A reeeeally good feature is the alt 3 stereo out on the back! If u mute a track, you can connect two jack leads to the back and have it sent wherever.
Good filters - bass mid treb. Clean sound, quiet. I could use a 24 track mixer. But this is Mackie quality and not toooo expensivish.
Not sure whether the Behringer's price is A1 or not as i am not familiar with their stuff. But just wanted to make a suggestion anyhows.