Behringer WING-Bk
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Behringer
WING-Bk
Product Info
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The WING-Bk is a beast – seriously powerful and flexible. It’s designed for larger touring rigs, corporate events, or venues needing serious routing and processing capabilities. If you're a seasoned sound engineer looking for a feature-rich, cost-effective console with Midas preamps, this is a compelling option.
Product Description
- Behringer WING-Bk
- 48-Channel Full Stereo Digital Mixer
- New routing concept by focusing on sources instead of channels
- Fully compatible with Behringer X32/Midas M32 consoles and stageboxes
- Vintage emulations of EQs
- compressors and gates available in each of the 40 stereo inputs
- 40 Stereo inputs
- 8 Stereo aux inputs
- 28 Buses: 16 stereo aux
- 8 stereo matrices
- 4 stereo mains
- 24 Faders in 3 fully programmable sections
- 10" Multi-touch display with adjustable angle
- Programmable custom control section
- 8 Midas Pro microphone preamp
- 8 Analogue Midas line outputs
- 8 Aux inputs
- 6 Aux outputs and 2 monitor outputs: 6.3 mm jack balanced mono
- 2 Headphone outputs
- 3 AES50 ports: 48 x 48 channels per port - cable length up to 80 metres
- MIDI I/O
- 2 Programmable GPIOs
- 48 x 48 Channel USB interface
- Expansion slot including WING-LIVE card
- 64 x 64 Channel SD recorder / player
- Additional cards (Dante
- MADI
- Soundgrid) optionally available
- StageCONNECT 32 channel port for personal monitoring
- 16 FX Engines: 8 premium and 8 standard
- 6 Band EQ in the inputs
- 8 Band EQ in the outputs
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 201 x 870 x 575 mm
- Weight: 24 kg
- Colour: Black
- Suitable cover: Art. #480990# (not included)
- Suitable case: Art. #499924# (not included)
- Suitable Dante expansion card: Art. #512976# (not included)
PROS
- • Midas preamps deliver clean, transparent gain for demanding live performances.
- • Source-focused routing offers unparalleled flexibility for complex setups.
- • Multi-touch display simplifies navigation, even during hectic shows.
- • Extensive vintage effect emulations add creative coloring to your mix.
CONS
- • The sheer number of features can be overwhelming for novice users.
- • Its considerable weight makes transportation and setup a two-person job.
- • USB functionality is primarily for file transfer, lacking advanced DAW integration.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
48
Aux/Bus
28 (16 stereo aux, 8 stereo matrices, 4 stereo mains)
Effects
Vintage EQ, compressor, and gate emulations per channel
Motorized Faders
24, fully programmable sections
Connections
8 Midas line outputs, 8 Aux inputs/outputs, 2 monitor outputs, 3 AES50 ports, MIDI I/O, GPIOs, USB
Weight
Approximately 44 lbs (20 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It shifts the paradigm from channel assignment to source allocation, streamlining complex signal paths and offering more intuitive control for intricate setups.
Absolutely. It's fully functional as a standalone mixer with all its routing, effects, and processing capabilities accessible via the touchscreen.
AES50 is a standard, so while optimized for Behringer stageboxes, it *should* be compatible with other brands supporting the protocol – though functionality may be limited.
