Thanks for posting this. I have no interest in Behringer gear, but what a cool report. I always try to be as conscience as I can about how the product I buy is being made, under what kind of conditions. This was a very interesting look into that. I personally try to buy the bulk of my gear from the Western countries if it all possible. I'll pay that premium if it's a better product made by someone who's passionate, but I think this showed a fair look into what one company is doing overseas.

I just keep watching it. At least 10 times already. The only Behringer gear I've used is a Eurorack UB1202 (mini-mixer for band vocals) and the GM110 Vintager guitar amp (30w w/ 10" Burgera.) The GM110 is a surprising delight to play, and was quite cheap ($70USD.) I realize that just about everything they produce is a reverse engineer of other products on the market (that GM110 it a Tech21 rip-off) but I don't care. I'm poor and really appreciate Behringer's economics.

It's pronounced Bear-In-Gur not Bear-In-Jer, the G is like 'gorilla', not 'ginger'

Thanks for posting these videos! Some of my more ignorant friends have been laughing at me for years for my frugal purchases, many items being Behringer. But I've known all along that that laughter was nothing more than red harems because they didn't have as nice of a setup as I do. And now, I can show them these videos and say, "the truth shall set all you nay sayers free".

Your attempt at journalism was a poor effort.
What is wrong with the Behringer product any way.
Good quality control doesn't need soul.
The thing is it is fairly priced and meets the specs.
What's smart about contributing to a ceo's fat cat salary and yearly bonuses. Much of the so called pro gear is just so over rated. With modern electronic technology and manufacturing there is no longer secrecy to electronics as there used to be.Your so called report seemed to radiate
negativity of the success of Behringer.When I was a boyI would have given an arm or leg for a condencer or ribbon mike. Now young musos don't need to be the elite to have reasonable gear to perform.How much was made in the past by companys who secretly manufactured in china and never passed on savings but rather made huge profits. Behringer
is a good product reasonably priced.That's why the DYNOSAURS don't like it. It's interfered with thier profits.The so called producer needs to modernise himself
and step outside the circle of the old guard who used smoke and mirrors to prevent tallented people from making
music and working with sound gear and such.Behringer is a good product at a fair price,hope you chern out many more products year after year for everyone and not just the so called elite, good on you Behringer your Great.Good Waranty , looks good sounds great.excellent service.

MY EP2500 SMOKED, A TECH TOLD ME I HAVE TO GET A NEW RIGHT SIDE,BECAUSE THE CIRCUIT BOARD IS BURNT, PLEASE HELP ME,,,,

the ep 2500 is the best for your money !!!!

Can I get a profoma invoice of all your behringer products? My email is ceekkrecords@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Charles.