This is a 16 Channel powered mixing desk with a built in 400W each side amp.

Three main output modes, Main L+R, Mono and Monitor 1, and Bridge Amp. Main L+R and Mono/Monitor 1 out both run off Speakon.

Main 1, Main 2, Mono, Monitor 1 and 2, FX out, Control room/phones, and power amp insert can all be used as jack outs if not using the built in amp, eg if you are using powered speakers or a more powerful external amp.

Channels 1-8 are XLR or bal/unbal jack in with a insert patch.

Channels 9-10 and 11-12 are stereo pairs of either RCA or jack in, with the option to run mono jack.

Channels 13-14 and 15-16 are stereo pairs of jack inputs.

Channels 1-12 all have gain pot and low, mid, and high shelf EQ and a LPF. They have controllable sends to monitor 1 and 2 and FX, a pan pot, PFL with clip warning, mute and fader running from infinity to +10dB.

Channels 13-16 have monitor 1 and 2 sends, a level fader, and PFL.

There is also a CD/Tape in and out with PFL and level pot, both running RCA.

Switchable +48v Phantom power

The FX unit is a 24-bit digital processor with sends to monitor 1 and 2 and main L+R out, and an AFL on the main FX fader.

Separate level pots for main 2 and control room/phones output.

Monitor 1, Monitor 2, Main L+R 1 and Mono all have level faders with AFL.

7 Band EQ for either the main 1 out or monitor 1, and a -30 to +10dB graphic level display of the main out or PFL/AFL

This desk is about 7-8 years old, so is understandably a bit beat up. The casing is bent and scratched in a few places and a few pots are missing their covers, but none of this affects the operation of the mixer. It had a clean out for dust build up and to unclog the fans last year and has barely been used since. Will do a check to make sure everything is still working fine in the next few days, but last time I used it was running a 5 piece band and I had no issues.

No owners manual, but Behringer manuals are easy to get online.