http://www.berhinger.com/EN/Products/X32.aspx

2,500 beans... that's a couple of coins.
looks interesting though.

It's much more than a CS. It seems a significantly advanced digital mixer that builds on their earler DXi32? not exactly sure of model number

That's some serious gear. Looks like a competitor to the Presonus mixer/interface.

I wouldn't mind if they put out a straight up control surface, building off the successful but discontinued BCx lines.

+1.. I don't need the millions of I/O's, but give me a sexy control surface and I'm a happy duude!

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It's much more than a CS. It seems a significantly advanced digital mixer that builds on their earler DXi32? not exactly sure of model number

That was the DX3216.  I got lucky and got one that continued to work for more than a week or two.
 
In fact, it still works, though it's been moved to the live rehearsal hall.  We also still use it as our own personal in-ear monitor mixer for live shows.
 
The preamps and D/A converters in that thing were not so great for recording purposes, but it's nice enough to use in a live setting.

As I was reading about that mixer, they mentioned the P-16.  Did a little digging and came across THIS new Behringer product that will be extremely helpful for those of us who have to provide detailed monitor mixes to the talent...

http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/P16-M.aspx

Looks a lot like the Aviom...but it's gonna be much, much cheaper.

Could be very cool.

M@ B


2,500 beans... that's a couple of coins.
looks interesting though.

I failed to see the price in the literature.  Where was it?

(I am extremely interested.)

I got to play with it at NAMM. It is very cool looking.

Looks like about $2500. They are still trying to hit the US RFI specs, so it is still in development, so the price may move. Still quite a bang for the buck if it says in that range. There is a NAMM YouTube with more info...

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