Behringer EUROPOWER PMP6000 20-Channel Powered Mixer  

I bought this board for its price a lot of different accessories to put together on board but sounds good just need to take time and get used to it.

Is very good 

For the price you cant beat it 

This system is awsome. My first board had to send back had an issue with mains not working so called Berringer and recieved a lot of help with cs and was advised to send it back so called mf and they did not hesitate to replace board. but be advised call berringer cs 1st before you call musicians friend if you have an issue these people are good with there knowledge of the system and it helps with musicians friend. The board itself has a lot of features that are amazing. Im new to this style of board since my last board I worked on was a peavey from the 60s or 70s. The effects are great and it really enhances your sound. and another plus this board is very light a plus. it if you take the time to read the instructions they are very easy and will have you  playing music in no time. the main thing to remember is it is what it is so its up to the user to learn the aspects of this board. its not an arena system but for a small to medium venue it cant be beat. But just remember before you buy check it out this is not a fast decision maker. I highly recommend it for a band just getting started or a band that needs a system for travel with a quality sound.

Loaded with features.  20 Inputs!

My unit has performed well for more than 2-3 years - No problems.

I have not seen anything else near this price range for the features.

This unit has been used for a 5 piece band in practice and several gigs without any problems but has never really been pushed.  I am not sure about the power rating, but I do think that the power is limited, however, it fits the bill for small\medium size needs that I have used it for.  I believe that I need more knowledge about the amp\bridged settings but all features work and I have been happy with this unit.

Behringer has been shadowed by the big name companies but, if you know what you are doing when it comes to sound this unit will work for you. The Features are right in front of you & simple to use ((but, you have to have some knowledge of how to operate the system or know how to read the manual)).  I've owned this unit for almost a year now, playing every weekend in a 4 piece band... 4 microphones; Stereo Nord Keyboard; my Taylor Acoustic Guitar runs through this unit into 2 Peavey PV112s & 2 PV115s - we run is Stereo - more power than we honestly need to perform at outdoor gigs.  We never went into bridging the unit for the maximum power... we had no need to! If you read some of the reviews stating it has no power, they are playing way too loud to begin with. My group is comprised of 4 seasoned professional musicians & never once did anyone complain.

  I protect it when moving it around but, it's built just as good as Peavey, Yamaha or Mackie.

Bang for the buck!!! Here it is!

  It's a 9 for me because it is not the best but it is far from the worse!  We are not a metal band... we play good ol' Rock & Roll.  The only problems I ever face with this unit is that fact that I forget all the features it incorporates into one great package.  We've since added 4 Behringer F1120 Powered Monitors (which run great as well) and if we really need to push some wattage for an outdoor gig, the Peavey Main Speakers are swapped for a pair of 1976 Cerwin-Vega V-35s. With the fact these 2 speakers are very efficient, the Behringer PMP6000 almost asks if I would like to push it even harder!  I've no amature! I've been gigging on all levels for over 40 years...

Played a Gig last night using this mixer no  power at all I brought my Mackies 450 v2s as monitors and they had more power than this board in questioned. I have earlier version of this mixer PMX 5000 which I think has more muscle then this unit and still my PMX 5000 doesn't cut either have tie in an external power amp to be able to an average club.  Behringer rates their units in peak watts which is about half of the real watts. Don't spend your hard earned money on Behringer powered mixers because you will shopping again for system that will do the job. I just telling you all if had known this before hand I would got something else be and saving some time and money

I was dazzled by the features and power of this unit and seduced by the amazing price. There is nothing that compares to the total package for under $1000. Behringer's reputation has not been the best but I had heard they we're getting better, so I took a shot.

The board arrived and we powered it up - no output from the B channel. We of course tripled checked our connection chain and reversed everything to rule out bad cables and speakers. The results were the same. The meters showed signal going to both A and B - but no output from the B power amp. Based on the A channel the sound quality is excellent. Very nice effects, too.

Shipped it back to MF and they kindly rushed a second unit off to us. Received the second one - exact same problem. Looks like there may be a batch of boards that slipped through QC at Behringer.

You can't touch the features and power offered by this unit for less than twice the price. If only it worked!

Behringer markets a great looking product, however based on this experience, coupled with Behringer's poor reputation for reliability, we are returning the second unit and will pay more for a Peavey with far fewer features and less power. I have owned several Peavey amps, as have the members of my band. Peavey makes some of the ugliest products out there (just look at their logo), but I have found them to be extremely reliable with many years of trouble free usage. It appears that Behringer is mostly about bells, whistles and marketing. We gave them a shot and now we'll go with a proven product.