New Behringer NOX Mixers

I had a 606, and it was hilarious. If you need features and knobs, have a blast, if you want an actually quality product, theres much better you can get for the money. Plastic stems, plastic pots, plastic faders, a decent crossfader, completely useless mic channels, mains hum on the 4th channel, tinny effects unit, and channel gains so harsh I could play the noise using filters.

The cueing bus also blew me away, I had it up all the way to where audible noise came through the output, and it was "club volume," the cue bus uses that infuriating A&H system, that blasts the master when you're not cuing a channel, special guest "ignores the cue volume control" appears here too.

Filters were interesting, Id put them around Serato Itch quality, and I gave up trying to use the LFO's after the tap switches stuck for the 4th time. All the fun A&H modes, but they really sound a bit phoned in. Like I said, features over quality.

But what really amazed me is how every single knob had a different amount of wobble in them, but the entire unit maintained a uniform feeling of "This is going to snap if I knock it." The entire EQ field was literally a full gamut of "Wobbles ridiculously" to "definitely overtorqued," and of course, it's all one PCB, so snap one and you're screwed.

Sound quality is about what you'd expect from Behringer, line channels are noisy and just sound a bit washed, and the mic channels are straight up underwater running an aux return through them. The 4 band EQ is a nice trick, but if you're used to a 92, you'll be actively thrown off by their colour and spacing.