How To Read Paint Color Codes Behringer X32

How to Read Paint Color Codes Behringer X32

Reading paint color codes on a Behringer X32 console can be a bit confusing at first, but it's actually quite simple once you understand the format. Here's a quick guide to help you out:

The paint color code is typically located on a sticker on the back of the console. It will be a 6-digit code, with the first two digits representing the color family and the remaining four digits representing the specific color within that family. For example, 010001 would be the code for the color "Black" in the "Primary Colors" family.

The color families are as follows:

00 - Primary Colors
01 - Secondary Colors
02 - Tertiary Colors
03 - Quaternary Colors
04 - Quinary Colors
05 - Hexary Colors
06 - Septenary Colors
07 - Octonary Colors
08 - Nonary Colors
09 - Decenary Colors

Within each color family, the specific colors are numbered from 0000 to 9999. For example, 010001 would be the code for the color "Black" in the "Primary Colors" family, while 020001 would be the code for the color "Red" in the "Secondary Colors" family.

Once you understand the format, reading paint color codes on a Behringer X32 console is easy. Just remember to look for the 6-digit code on the back of the console and use the guide above to decode it.

Here are some additional tips for reading paint color codes on a Behringer X32 console:

If the paint color code is not located on a sticker on the back of the console, it may be printed on the bottom of the console or on the inside of the lid.
If you are still having trouble finding the paint color code, you can contact Behringer customer service for assistance.
Once you have found the paint color code, you can use it to order touch-up paint or to create custom color schemes for your console.