lol well then one of you is only gonna have one mixer... wtf! good luck lol

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Okay you want...



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So you exclusively have Deck 1 to yourself and he has Deck 3. Deck 3 will be when x-fader on Mixer 2 is extreme to the right and Deck 1 will be when the x-fader is extreme to the left on Mixer 2.

Then Deck 2 will be shared that you both can mix in and out of depending on whose turn it is (extreme to right on x-fader of mixer1 and extreme to left on x-fader of mixer2).

Only problem is that of course you can't plug 2 mixers into only the one output from Deck 2. I believe however that at Radioshack, you can pick up a box that allows 1 lead to come from each of your mixers and then there is 1 output from the box going into the vinyl out so both mixers can hear the outputs of Deck2.

I'm going for a lie down

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Actually, unless somebody can figure out a way of plugging that setup so only one output is heard from the Amp at a time it's pretty useless. I think a switchbox would do the trick, nobody would notice the difference if the x-fader is playing the correct record when it's switched. It's been a long day at the office

Last edited by DJPG on Mar-26-2003 at 20:35

if u had 4 turntables, it'd be easier to set up.

table1-mixer-table2 table3-mixer-table4

with both mixers going to another mixer/amp or something.

if you really only have 3 tables...probably as DJPG has said. but u definitely need to pickup probably a phono amp or something with two separate outputs to be able to direct the signal to both mixers.

that's all i can think of...

PS: next time post these kind of questions in the dj booth forum

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just like with stereo jack plugs, you can buy phono splitters that will split the signal from one deck into 2 seperate signals.

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