This isn't really staying on topic but the EQs on the A&H Xone series mixers are the best out of what I've used.

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Originally posted by DJ1MK This isn't really staying on topic but the EQs on the A&H Xone series mixers are the best out of what I've used.

I concur, absolutely brilliant EQs... smooth, and you really feel in control.

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Originally posted by uxud I don't see why this would stop someone from buying the mixer, it's a superb piece of tech. Like I said, it just takes some getting used to...just don't turn your knobs all the way to the left!

easier said than done!

on my mixer there is a very fine line between sound and no sound

even when the EQ is no where near turned down all the way!

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08/01/16

Big Dave/little Dave

That's the thing about EQing.
You should really teach yourself to go with what it sounds like and not the position of the EQ. While the +/- 0 setting is fine in the bedroom, you will get a whole different experience when playing somewhere else depending on the quality of the sound system and the accoustics.
How much you drop the bass again should depend on the sound and not the position. I have an A&H mixer and find that -26 is way too much. I usually only turn it down to about half that sometimes less. When I have both tracks in I tend to have the bass down on both of them, even if it's just a fraction. This tends to stop that phasing effect you can sometimes get when the kicks are on top of each other.

But yes -32 sounds way too much. I though -26 was too much but that must sound awful.

Cheers
Nem

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