Behringer XENYX X2442USB Premium 24-Input 4/2-Bus Mixer with XENYX Mic Preamps and Compressors, British EQ, 24-Bit Multi-FX Processor and USB/Audio Interface
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Features
- British EQs
- Premium ultra-low noise, high headroom analog mixer
- Premium ultra-low noise, high headroom mixer
- Ultra-high quality Klark Teknik FX processor with LCD display
Description
The “Big Daddy” of the USB Series is the X2442USB with its 10 state-of-the- art, XENYX-powered mic inputs, four stereo channels, four Aux Sends and four stereo Aux Returns, and our easy to use “one knob” compressors on each of the mono channels. Other features available exclusive to the X2442USB are: four subgroups for mixing flexibility; Main Inserts (the ideal path for connecting graphic equalizers or compressor/limiters); and eight Direct Outs and Sub Outs for analog recording purposes.
Brand: Behringer
Number of Channels: 24
Product Dimensions: 20.3"D x 20.75"W x 8.35"H
Item Weight: 13 Pounds
Connectivity Technology: USB
Number of Channels: 24
Connectivity Technology: USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Output Connector Type: USB Type B
Audio Input: USB
Noise Level: 130 Decibels
Voltage: 240 Volts (AC)
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 20.3"D x 20.75"W x 8.35"H
Item Weight: 13 Pounds
Brand Name: Behringer
Manufacturer: Music Tribe US
UPC: 403365302121 632709972830 336530212102 705105161884 133587046502 723856596151
Global Trade Identification Number: 84, 10
Included Components: Premium 24 Input 4,2 Bus Mixer with 1 Year EverythingMusic Extended Warranty Free
Warranty Description: Please refer to http//www. Music-group. Com/warranty. Aspx.
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My experience with Behringer boards begins in roughly 2001. I have used their boards of all sizes from the little X502 up to the Eurodesk-sized boards, and have personally owned five of them in that time. I have never had any problems with any of their products, and have always been happy with their performance. I've used them in live sound applications for theatrical productions, for some recording, and for live concerts. They offer numerous signal routing options which gives you a lot of flexibility. When I found myself playing rhythm guitar in a nine-piece band, I needed as many channels as possible in a rack-mountable board. This, to my knowledge, is the largest rack-mountable board made by Behringer. Each time I buy a new board of theirs, it's not because there is something wrong with the one I have, I simply need more channels or subgroups. I mounted this board directly into the top panel of my SKB case. I like that it has a light socket on the top although I was a little irritated that it didn't come with a gooseneck light. The USB recording functionality is cool, making this board worthy of being used in a recording application as well. I've always found the Behringer boards are sturdy and produce quality sound at a price much less than other brands of similar quality. I highly recommend this, and any other Behringer board that suits your requirements in size or the number of channels, subgroups, or any other parameter.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2018 by Matt Matt
For those that are familiar with Behringer- the X series mixers, this is a top of the line fantastic audio mixer. I took a moment to submix other mixers into this main one and it is a beaut! I have 3 sub mixers of keys & drums going to this and it’s incredible how it responds. Direct connection to use as an audio interface took me by surprise as its ultra loud and I did not expect myself utilizing an external audio interface just to control the volume but it’s alright. There is only L/R as an audio interface. I would recommend a UMC-404HD and you’ll get more versatility that way. Thank you Behringer for a great mixer.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by ERALDO RAMOS JR
I'm a huge fan of this Behringer mixer. I produce a daily radio show, create radio commercials, and do a lot of audio editing, and this mixer has served me well. It's got a ton of inputs, very flexible routing and four subs (2 stereo sub groups). The USB in/out is a nice bonus, but don't buy this thinking it will serve as an audio interface. If you need an audio interface, get an audio interface. If you need a good, flexible, well thought-out mixer that's also a very good value, get this.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2020 by Larry Trask
I have owned this Behringer XENYX X2442USB mixer for about 3 weeks now. I think, for the price, it is definitely a steal! I use it to record my drum practice at home. I use Shure PG mics, el-cheapo Radio Shack vocal mics, and I also connect my iPod and a CD player to it. My usage is not very sound-quality critical and does not involve travel/gigging either. Also, this is my first experience with professional mixers so my knowledge and experience is limited. First, built quality of this mixer is OK for my usage, but I would not describe it as rugged at all. The chasis (except for side panels) is entirely metal but of a light gage, and with plastic knobs sticking out from everywhere in the control surface I would think this thing would have to be handled with a lot of care if it were to be used for live gigs where constant travel is required. The side panels are made of soft-touch plastic and can be easily removed and replaced with included rack mount brackets which is how I set it up. This works just fine on a standard 19" rack. Functionally, everything works just fine and the sound is clean and warm. I should demystify the descriptons you see in advertising: this mixer has 10 mic ins, 8 of them have the full complement compressor and EQ functions, the remaining 2 (channels 9-10 and 11-12) are in a shared configuration of mic in OR stereo line in, do not offer compression, and the EQ has two fixed-frequency mid-range level controls instead of a parametric adjustable frequency/adjustable level controls. The remaining channels (13-14 and 15-16) are stereo line-level only. I have not found any hum or hissing on the headphone outs, main outs, control outs, RCA 2 TRK outs, nor USB digital out. The XLR mic ins, line TRS ins, RCA 2 TRK ins, and USB digital ins (the USB interface is bi-directional and stereo) work perfectly. I have not tested any of the inserts, direct outs, sub outs, or aux ins/outs yet. One feature which is only hinted to in the manual which initially confused me but later found to be good, is that the RCA 2 TRK outs will not output any signal that comes in from the RCA 2 TRK ins (event if 2-TRK/USB to MAIN toggle is engaged), and signals sent to the USB digital interface will return to the mixer (if echoed back by the recorder or whatever is connected to the mixer's USB interface) but can not be sent back via USB again. This is all to prevent a feedback loop. Also, the design of the unit seems pretty well thought out: I installed a goose neck light on the BNC light connector which turned out to be a defective light and the mixer heated up somewhat and shut itself down automatically after a while, so the mixer appears to have some protection functionality embedded that is not advertized. This happened a couple times and the mixer came out unharmed every time. A disadvantage I have encountered is that most of the push down toggle switches do not have an associated light to indicate they are engaged (only the solo, mute, and compressor switches/knobs do.) You have to visually determine this by looking at the switch or by pressing the button to figure out if it is already depressed or not, which is not always easy/convenient. I guess you can't have everything at this price level :-) The indicator lights for the compressor only flicker on/off when actual compression/limiting of peaks is taking place, so even when engaged, the light will not come on if the input signal is low level. This is not clear on the manual either. The integrated FX box works fine, however, you can not assign different effects to one channel vs another, you can only select one effect and apply it to zero, one or more of any of the input channels. Also, the main mix via any of the main analog outs and the USB interface is only one stereo channel. To output multiple stereo/mono channels simultaneously you have to use the direct outs (and set mix levels externally) and/or the sub outs. The USB interface does not support multi-channel output/input. The USB interface worked quite nicely with my iPad using the iPad USB adaptor that comes with the iPad camera connection kit and the Sudio Mini XL app which I use as an 8-track (non-simultaneous) digital recorder. All in all, I think I got an incredible amount of functionality and flexibility for my money and I am very satisfied with the results. I am still experimenting with the X2442USB but this has been my experience so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2012 by Athena
We have music at my work and different bands use board weekly..works good..sounds good
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023 by Sandra mcmullin
I've had this for about 6 months now. No road use, just moved once and it's doing great. Enough functions for the price it fetches. I use it for just one mic and a set of headphones, and then with every channel filled, and am happy all around. I'm not a professional sound man, just a band guy that's looking for a mixer to get all the channels into one place so we can run them through the biggest god damn speakers we can find and break some windows with the sound waves. So far I haven't run into any limitations inherent with the mixer itself that you wouldn't already know by the number of channels, fx offered, grouping, etc. USB even works well, but you can only send the main mix through the USB, nothing else specifically.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2012 by Chrisonthedrums