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| quote: | Originally posted by Abhay
Once i get the cash, i'll buy a set that does...
right now i use my laptop...
BTW...
do ALL mixers come with 4 channels... and how much will a mixer with 4 channels and the level indicator go for?? |
All mixers meant for djing have level indicators. As for four channels...do you mean four channels or four inputs?
What I mean is..most mixers have two channels, but you can hook up at least four inputs to it. Then you just switch which input is which channel. For example you have two turntables and two cd players hooked up. You are playing vinyl on channel one, then mix into vinyl on channel two, then switch channel one to the cd player and mix into cd on channel one, etc. The only difference between that and a four channel mixer is that you can only have two of your four things playing on the speakers at a time, whereas the four channel would allow four at a time.
Since you're obviously a beginner, I'd probably recommend the two channel version, since it's a lot cheaper and you won't be mixing more than two things at a time.
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Last edited by IntegraR0064 on Jun-01-2005 at 19:30
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