Behringer X32 RACK

amazing unit once you’ve used one no going back the features and sound quality are hard to match at twice the price bought this second time since first kaput by power disruption keep this on a good ups for best results

Once you get thru the technical phase of things, this mixer can really simplify your sound set up. Easy controls, small learning curve and tons of features and capabilities. Everyone at my church loves the digital look and have it displayed on a touchscreen monitor. Totally recommend it to any small or growing church looking to upgrade their sound setup and tech.

Anyone that has used any flavor of the X32, knows it is an affordable mixer, that punches way above its price point. It is easy to use (I highly recommend the excellent MixingStation app), sounds good, and has some awesome fx built in. Be sure to watch Drew Brashler and others on YouTube, as they will show you everything you need to know to operate the X32. For any small venue performance, this is the digital mixer to have. If you’re playing a large venue, or heavy touring, you might need to step up a bit to an M32, or a Digico, but you’ll spend a lot more money, than the X32. If you need a console with more I/O, check out the Behringer Wing.

Fantastic piece of hardware. I upgraded from an xr18. I do wish Behringer was more clear on the correct apps to use between Windows and Android. The x32 rack is bread and butter for sound engineers.

I'm an AV Tech guy and Worship pastor so I've installed may sound systems...and many Behringer X32 boards, but never tried the rack mounted version until now. All I can say is I'll probably never go back to the full board version again. This was super easy to set up and running the entire board from a 12" Samsung Tablet is awesome! I also have my own tablet on the platform so I can make mid presentation adjustments on mine simultaneously. I've been using it for a couple months now and it works flawlessly. Super pleased and I highly recommend!

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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.