Behringer EURORACK PRO RX1602 V2 Professional Multi-Purpose 16-Input Ultra-Low Noise Line Mixer

Very nice perfect summing mixer for my Pro Audio Gear

Behringer is a industry standard top performer. I purchased this for audio processing on a communications console. It has integral mounting tabs for the 19" mounting rails. Power switch clearly is audible when pressed and locks into position to indicate status. Led display is easy to see and the control knobs all are responsive and linear. No gaps or pops. Great value and easy to install and are fully compatible with most systems by using different baluns. 16 channel inputs are more than I can use but am happy to have them.

THE EURORACK PRO RX 1602 I’ve looked for Line Mixers in the distant past and recently I’ve been looking again, specifically to route multiple computer audio interfaces into my main FOCAL CMS studio monitors. This unit uses (16) 1/4” TRS Inputs & (3) 1/4” TRS Outputs for 8 stereo inputs, a stereo main output & a Mon/Fx send. There’s a lot of unnecessary features on $800-$1000+ line mixers that are much larger than 1RU. Sure they look cooler but…. I just needed to feed my FOCALS. Picked up 2 XLR to 1/4” TRS cables to run from the Behringer to the monitors. Then I grabbed a 1/4” TRS to two (left/right) RCA cable to run from the Mon/Fx send and into my woofer. All problems solves and I’m down to a 1RU mixer instead of a table top monstrosity taking up valuable space. All the inputs/outputs are tight and hold onto the 1/4” TRS jacks perfectly. Each stereo channel has a +4dBu -10dBV operating level selector. MAJOR PLUS! The unit is QUITE even when cranked up. It’s been on for 5 straight days and it’s not even warm. I’m not the biggest Behringer fan however on occasion they do make really good products for a low price point. AND I was prepared to pay $1000ish and I wanted to. There’re some pretty, shiny objects out there. But WHY? This was $129!! SOLD! The EURORACK PRO RX 1602 is perfect for the job I needed it for.

I once again needed some additional input options for my Tascam Model 12 to handle the “Growth” of my Synthesizer collection as I was reconfiguring my entire Music Workstation Setup. This little line mixer is a gem in terms of my options. The Mono or Stereo configuration per input is so versatile. It is quiet and can handle any signal. The inputs are selectable for +4dBu or when the switch is depressed (-10 dBV), the inputs are more sensitive. The 7-digit level Left and Right meters are very accurate and the front Mute switch for each channel is a bonus. It fits nicely in the racks under my main Workstation Tops. It is very solidly made. And.... you can't beat the price. I am very pleased with my decision to purchase another Behringer RX1602. Now all of my Synthesizers, Drum Machines etc. are connected in an easy to control workflow, with every audio level just right.

you wont beat it for the price.

8 stereo inputs with detented potentiometers and aux send/monitor output, using all balanced cabling it's quiet. A dedicated return input for the send instead of individual L/R volumes for the main output would've been preferred, but you can only fit so much in a single rack space. Would like to see them add that function in the next version but as it stands it's a nice unit for sub mixing or applications where EQ isnt a requirement on all your inputs.

Works well. Doesn't seem to have much noise. Mixes multiple sources with little difficulty. Don't really know what else is needed to say. It works.

Needed this to save space on my music desk. Works perfect with additional features.