"For $90.00 you have to try the EX3200. You wont be disappointed!"

Feature:
Lots of toys. Bring out the thump and bring on the highs.

Quality:
I have purchased 8 of these for 5 systems. Although we push our systems hard.I would like to see alittle more dependability out of them. I have three on the bench and I probably wont try to get them repaired. For the money I'll probably pitch them. They seem to be lasting about 12 to 14 months. Which is on average about 160, 5 hour shows, equals about 800 to 900 working hours. Which is a cost of $.10 per hour. But for $90.00 there wourth it.

Value:
Best BANG for the buck by far!

Desirability:
It looks profesional and does everything it promises.

Sound:
Have owned maximizers. For the money. Buy the EX3200.

Support:
Talked to them once. Excellent!

Overall:
I will stay with these. But I would pay more for alittle more dependability.

"Recordings without one of these is like, life without color."

Feature:
I wish it had a stereo link mode.

Quality:
Well, I just ordered another one to replace the one I have. The reason is that the surround pan pot took a dump, then later one of the bass push switches got stuck in the IN position. Cheap parts but put together well. I am a big fan of Berhringer but if the next one goes bad then Ill have to go for other brands. But then, you get what you pay for right?

Value:
Take your chances.

Desirability:
Looks sexy as hell. Fun to play with.

Sound:
This is one of my favorite pieces of gear. I have had every enhancer out there under $500 and this is the best bang for your buck. period. And my fave.

Support:
This stuff is pretty much diposable. Good luck trying to find replacement parts.

Overall:
Im pretty happy with it. What else can you add to an Enhancer without creating a monster all in one unit?

"Make your $10 system sound like a Thousand Bucks!"

Feature:
Having a modular power cord is super nice for storage of any unit, however, I doubt this will ever be stored, it will always be used.

Quality:
Even tho' this is another product made in china, you could never tell by looking inside. I always pop a cover on new equipment just to see how well things are made, and I have never seen anything coming out of china this nice. Would have given it a '10' rating if it had been made anywhere else. Only Rolls has a quality/price ratio this good for signal processors.

Value:
I almost didn't purchase this product because I couldn't figure how they could sell it for this amount and still have it do all the things they said it could do.

Desirability:
It just looks too cool, it's what grabs folks eyes when they look at my pile of equipment. If you watch folks close when they're looking at it, their hands twitch like they want to reach up and twist some of the knobs. I have banned kids from my listening room since I got it because of that reason.

Sound:
I'm using this in my home stereo with mainly a set of Altec Lansing 'Valencia' speakers. I had no idea those speakers could sound so wonderful. It makes some of the instuments sound as if they're 10 feet outside of my listening room!

Support:
I have had no reason to contact the company. I figure that the only reason I'll ever have to contact them is to buy more of their equipment.

Overall:
How do I like it? Well, I'm going to get another one for the 'Voice of the Theaters' I use out in my shop. Probably get one for my Peavy system, and eventually one for my indoor shop. If it were lost or stolen, yes, I'd replace it, but not until I turned the thiefinto compost. It won't get lost, I've got it very tightly bolted into a rack and this is one thing I will NOT ever loan.