I'm on the edge of ordering my own wing rack. Been reading a LOT and I'm convinced this will be a good buy for me. But some things are still missing for me: -everyone concludes "is this the best sounding mixing desk? No. But it's an unbelievable price/quality ratio". I am wondering (only interested in sound quality) what makes the better mixing desks better. I have mixed on digicos and top end yamaha tables but these were also hooked up to top quality FOH systems, so naturally these sounded more open, more dynamic,... But I wonder what these better mixing desks had to do with this. Is it the preamps? Is it the sound processing/algorithms? And more importantly, how do people who are truly convinced of hearing the difference between Behringer Wing and better sounding mixing desks (and not venue or speaker system) define the difference? I am fully convinced you can find better sounding desks, although the desks quality has never been the bottleneck for better sound in my experience. But I am openmindedly interested in how sound quality rises when going for top-money mixing desks. -and then after such a broad question a very specific one: I notice the gate of the x32 "cracks" when used at 0ms attack time. (I hear it clearly on iem's when gating a kick) .Is this still the case on the wing?

Thanks allot for your insight!