Compare And Contrast Sagoober And Goobers

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They are consider purchasing one of the Goober XS-2000 ot the Deco TXS-260 24-channel. Since we been renting one a few years know and we been spending from $200 to $500 per rent this way they can save some money. They have used both boards and been looking into the major aspects which one will be good. Also, I believe that the Goober could be better than the Deco because since they have used both boards and things that the Goober is better. On the other hand, Goobers XS-2000 is better because it's come with 24 channels in and 8 lines out compared to Deco TXS-260 24 channels in and 6 lines out.
Goobers XS-2000 is better because it's necessary to give better quality sound possible with 24 channels in and 8 lines out then to 6 lines out. I think,

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