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The MX9000 mixer features an expander port for linking consoles, comprehensive monitoring facilities, and integrated meter bridge. Feature:
All the features that you would expect in a mid to upper level recording mixer are there
Quality:
I have had absolutely no problems, no failures, no broken parts....
Value:
This mixer is comparable to other mixers that cost a lot more. Like I mentioned earlier, My MX 8000 replaced a $10,000 mixer and does a better job
Desirability:
I had experience with other Behringer gear, and also a friends MX8000, and I knew that was the mixer I wanted. I have owned, and still own other brands, but my MX8000 is the main mixer in my studio. By the way, I use a different Behringer mixer for all of my live shows now too. It has spent over two years on the road with no problems
Sound:
I recorded the first half of my last CD on a mixer that cost over $10,000 new, and the second half on the Behringer MX8000 (an earlier version of the MX 9000)The recording done with the Behringer had a better sound quality and was noticeably quieter.
Support:
I have had good support from thier website downloading specs and manuals for other gear that Behringer makes. No repairs have been needed
Overall:
If something happened to my mixer, I would definetly want to get another one
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