Well let's try and keep this quiet before they raise the price, but I can give another vote for the Behringer which I listen to as I write.
I decided to try one after my second "audiophile" version of the Sonic Impact amp was defective.
The Super T was still a fun idea, but no comparison in terms of value for money as far as I can tell.
Even the fancy version felt like a cheap sweatshop piece of junk and it clips very quickly as it has such little power. It may sound pretty good at 3 watts per channel or whatever, but I have yet to find an amp that sounds good when clipping.
For $75 more, the Behringer feels like a much bigger bargain.
It does have a cheesey plastic face and volume knobs but is otherwise suprisingly chunky, and thoughtfully packaged.
With a complementary pair of monitors, I would put one by every PC and video device in the house.
This is fun - like the good old days.
PS
Has anyone tried their similarly bargain priced EQ's? I have considered them taboo for over 25 years, but for < $200 why not?
