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Behringer XAir XR18 18-Channel 12-Bus Wireless Digital Mixer for iPad/Android Tablet

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Features

  • iPad/Android tablet controlled 18-input digital mixer for studio and live application
  • 16 award-winning Midas-designed, fully programmable mic preamps for audiophile sound quality
  • Built-In Tri-Mode WiFi router for direct operation-no need for external routers
  • 18x18 channel, bidirectional USB interface for direct recording on iPad etc
  • Revolutionary Dugan-style Auto-Mixing automatically manages microphone gain sharing

Description

BEHRINGER XR18 18-Channel, 12-Bus Digital Mixer for iPad/Android Tablets with 16 Programmable MIDAS Preamps, Integrated Wi-Fi Module and Multi-Channel USB Audio Interface.

Brand: Behringer


Number of Channels: 18


Item Weight: 7.05 Pounds


Connectivity Technology: USB


Power Source: Corded Electric


Item Weight: 7.05 pounds


Product Dimensions: 13.11 x 5.87 x 5.51 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: XR18


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 6, 2014


Color Name: Black


Compatible Devices: Router, Tablet


Connector Type: USB, XLR


Hardware Interface: USB


Power Source: Corded Electric


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    • A fantastic mixer with a feature set that can't be beat!!! 2015 mixer of the year!
I've used a few digital mixers before, DL1608, Stagescape and X32. I'm not a power user or an engineer. I do sound for my bands and other bands in small lounge settings (50 to 300 people). With that that stated, what I was looking for was a way to reduce my footprint, reduce my set up and roll up time yet not lose core functionality. Pros: 16 Combo TRS/XLR inputs Small Footprint Solid quality housing - Seems rugged and durable enough to gig often. Built in Wireless is solid - 3 connection options. You can even use your own wireless router and connect the X Air router to that to extend your range. 16 track recording Huge list of rack effects Typical digital mixer options like compression, gate, PEQ and FX on each channel 8 Outs including L/R Main Simple to use iPad mixer app DCAs (sub groups) Color coding labelling for channels and busses RTA on the PC app Cons No AES50 connection - This is amazingly disappointing. Not a deal breaker at all, but silly. I can't see why they didn't add this iPad app doesn't have RTA - The android app might, not sure. The PC app does BOX placement risk - By this I mean that it seems designed to sit on stage. You can rack mount it, but anytime you put a device on stage you risk losing power and worse (someone spilling something on it). I can envision some nightmare situations. No Security on built in wireless signal - There may be something there, but I didn't see anything. This means anyone can log connect to it and mess with your mix. Not good. If you're in a situation where you need security, you can just bring your own router, but this is a risk. Summary The positives of this drastically outweigh the negatives. For small bands this is an incredibly powerful piece of equipment. Other companies will find it hard to match the feature set in this price range. The app is so simple to learn and use. I might have a bit of an edge given I've used other iPad driven mixers before, but compared to the others this offers so many features and everything is easy to get to. For a Phase 1 app, I can only imagine how great this thing will be after a year or 2. Personally, I can't wait for them to get the X-Touch ready to use with this. They told me that they'll be making updates so the midi instructions are set up to plug and play. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2015 by D. Ward
    • Unbelievable Capability for an Unparalleled Price
Let me start this off by saying that I've never held the quality of Behringer products in the highest regard. That said, Behringer does seem to have a particular knack for making products with features which people NEED at a price that is affordable. With this unit, I've got an unbelievable feature-set and the quality does seem to be there (after several months of continuous use, I've had zero reliability issues) at at an amazing price. In addition to this unit, I also own an XR12 and I would highly recommend this unit for anyone. The positives: there are way too many to list. Just look at the feature set and see if anything else comes even close to the price--nothing comes close. The audio quality is excellent. The features are great. There control options (this is really what I wanted in this unit) are unparalleled. Behringer definitely did it right with this baby. The negatives: There are very, very few and they are exceedingly minor. Nevertheless, here are a few things I have noted. -- The lack of the ability to do time-alignment which I understand the X32 has (admittedly the X32 is in a different class than this unit, but they're apparently both based on the same core hardware). Even that is minor though because I've found a way to work around that with the built-in effects. -- Another that MIGHT be considered a downside is the Wi-fi. In any critical live situation, I make sure to have a hard-wired connection to the unit, but I have seen others complain about flaky connections with the Wi-fi. Personally, I think that's just the nature of Wi-fi and not the fault of this unit. --The software is different for the iPad and on a computer. Both offer really robust control over the unit, but they aren't the same and it can be difficult to find settings if you're using one platform and move to the other. Other than that, if you're thinking about this and the features meet your needs, don't hesitate, just buy it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2015 by George Qualley
    • It's an amazing unit all around
Been using a friends for about 6 months, finally bought my own. It's an amazing unit all around. What sets it apart is the features/performance/value for the dollar, and its form factor. I put mine in an 8 spc.rack with a splitter snake for an independent monitor rig. For me, that's much better than a desktop style. Software isn't as intuitive as the Mackie stuff, but you can do more with it, and once you learn it, it's very powerful. I started working on large consoles and separate monitor/stage mixing 25 years ago. If you had told me that the 10 huge racks of equipment, boxes of cables, extra people, tons of weight and the truck it all came in, would be replaced with a unit the size of a shoebox - I'd have never believed it possible. I'm constantly amazed by the digital revolution. One piece of advice - I'd strongly recommend an investment in a very good 5G WiFi AC router and use it in place of the onboard Behringer WiFi solution. Behringer's works... But it can be very buggy in live environments and cluttered WiFi areas. The reception is spotty, and the throughput is molasses slow. Not their fault, just that the onboard WiFi is very basic to keep costs down. The unit's ability to communicate is vastly improved with a better router placed away from walls and other electronics. I'll add more as I get further into it. So far, I love this box. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2016 by Jeff Schoonover

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