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Cosmo K
Junior tranceaddict

Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Stavanger, Norway
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Yep, it is... can't mean anything else.
The monitor section of a mixer can have one simple knob (like a Numark BlueDog), or several knobs (like the Pioneer DJM-600).
Having a split-cue mixer is preferred by most DJ's, as you can decide what you are hearing in your headset while mixing.
As you might know, every turntable or seperate CD player is assigned to a specified channel on the mixer. With a split-cue mixer you get a good way of listening to what's being played and what's not (just by wearing the headset, instead of using a monitor (speaker) in the DJ booth).
It allows you simply to assign the channel being played to your left ear, for example, and the channel being cued to your right ear.
Now you should hopefully understand... 
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Jul-14-2001 17:04
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