No, worst case is you gave $25 to a company that spends more on industrial espionage than engineering and $15 to a company that operates largely through the Walmart "crush them then jack prices" model instead of buying something real to begin with. https://hubski.com/addcomment?id=81698 Behringer literally rolled into NAMM '97 with a Mackie 8-bus they'd scraped the paint off of and repainted as a Behringer. Mackie sued them - and Sam Ash, their parent - and settled because apparently you can't copyright circuit diagrams. Behringer responded by opening up a US office two blocks from Mackie - and Mackie's in Woodinville, surrounded by pasture. My cousin used to land hot air balloons around them. Prior to Mackie suing and winning, DBX, Aphex, JBL and Allen & Heath had all sued and won. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behringer#Legal_cases Behringer is beyond bad - they're evil. 'sokay. Now you know. Next time, ask. I used to bill out at $125 an hour for recommending gear. I'm good at it.