My guess is the Bal knob controls the volume in the headphones. There are also gain knobs behind the mixer which lowers volume in the headphones too, but the gains affect the master out as well.


The Xone is a great mixer, but when it comes to this particular model, I feel that you should look at other mixers, like the Denon DN-X1500, DJM-500 or Tascam X-9. They offer alot more, and are just a bit more than the Xone.

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Originally posted by Coup Vlad wins. Flawless victory.

Last edited by Vlad on Sep-26-2005 at 05:32

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Originally posted by Vlad My guess is the Bal knob controls the volume in the headphones. There are also gain knobs behind the mixer which lowers volume in the headphones too, but the gains affect the master out as well.

That doesn't answer the question at all

http://www.decks.co.uk/images/products/allenheath/xone32_front_hires.jpg/resize?width=1417&maxheight=1113

The "cue" button above each level meter sends that channel to the headphones.

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Originally posted by Stu Cox That doesn't answer the question at all http://www.decks.co.uk/images/products/allenheath/xone32_front_hires.jpg/resize?width=1417&maxheight=1113 The "cue" button above each level meter sends that channel to the headphones.

I was looking for those buttons, but didnt see them when I looked at the picture the first time, I was expecting to see buttons on this Xone like there are on the higher end models.

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Originally posted by Coup Vlad wins. Flawless victory.

Yeah they're not exactly obvious.

Personally I don't use the cue buttons on the 62/464, it's all about using the aux loop to cue

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