Behringer POWERPLAY P16-M 16 Channel Digital Personal Mixer

Very easy to use and implement. Ideal for setting up headphone mixes or in ear monitor mixes. Can also be used to tailor monitor wedge mixes! Having a limiter and individual pan, volume for each track is useful, and being able to group channels is clever!Very simple, quick and effective - if you don't have a monitor person, this will take the load off your sound man!

If you have an X32/M32 then you'll probably know what these are all about; how they do it for the price, and include the features they do is beyond me; however, it sounds great and it has been 100% reliable on stage.

I bought four of these to use for worship musicians in a church. Since our sound mixing desk is a Behringer X32, integration/connection of these units to the desk is via a single Ethernet cable.The musicians can set their own selected levels of up to 16 separate inputs, to suit what each one wants/needs to hear. Each has separately commented on the fact that they can now hear themselves, and each other, at a level that is ideal. (Previously all had one single floor wedge monitor shared between them, with the inevitable compromises on the actual sound mix.)One further bonus: no longer does the mix engineer need to worry about creating a foldback mix or mixes to suit everyone.Although we use these with the X32 desk, Behringer also manufacture suitable interfaces for other desks that allow these units to be used, in combinations of up to 48 units, apparently!

This little machine is an absolute beast.I use this for live monitoring on stage in my funk band and the ease of use is fantastic. Use it with my XR18 mixer and have had it flawlessly work every gig so far.Plus the ability to store multiple settings make a big difference for my different bands.Wish it had an ambient mic built in though.

Great box for rehearsal, recording and live use. I use in conjunction with the P16 patch and insert points on my mackie 1604, works great, each player gets their own controls now

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We used this to mount our behringer p16m to the top of a microphone stand. It comes with the nut to screw onto the top of the mic stand.

It's a sturdy bracket and does the job. It holds the P16 in place once it is screwed on to the bracket and there lies the problem. It is not something you would want to go screwing on every time you use it and once fitted to the bracket it won't fit into a protective case. Ok for studios not so good for gigging bands. My solution was to use self adhesive Velcro. Behringer should have made this a quick release attachment.