Behringer Hardware For Voice Over

Behringer has released some impressive clones of classic recording hardware at a highly competitive price. The new hardware includes the 1273 preamp and EQ and a 2-channel 1073 Neve preamp clone. They've also released what's called the 369 stereo compressor. Their clone of the legendary Neve 33609 Compressor Limiter. Is this hardware a good choice for voice recording? In this video, I'll discuss the pros and cons of using these two units for voice recording and why you might want to add this to your studio. I'll also show you my preferred equipment configurations.

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