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Originally posted by zizack how much do these mixers generally cost? They look kind of cheap and the names for these mixers are retarded....XTC? Vibe? I'm trying to figure out why Armin uses one...

Dateq is a renown brand in The Netherlands and they make mixers for professional use like in music/radio studio's.
When you're going to a club/music-cafe in Holland you'll probably see a Dateq and the chance is high that it has been there for ages because they're indestructible!

Have a look on their site: www.dateq.nl for more details.

Prices are quite high but so is the quality! You'll find retail prices on the various dj-gear sites.

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Originally posted by DannyO Yea, I've never played on one, but I have heard many things about how good the Sound Quality and Build is on Dateq mixers, especially the XTC, but as far as I'm aware, there only really available in Holland, so if you want one, you have to buy from there, I could be wrong about this though, maybe some of the neighbouring countries stock them.

I bought an XTC directly from them....i think with shipping it came out to about 800 USD......Is definately built tight....does it look the greatest no.....soundwise i would put it above the xone 92...its crisper and warmer.....

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Is that so?

Better sounding than x92?...hmmm

Offtopic: Doesnt pvd also own the XTC?

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Originally posted by DJSTER Is that so? Better sounding than x92?...hmmm Offtopic: Doesnt pvd also own the XTC?

let me rephrase that b4 i get myself in trouble!!!

In my opinion the dateq has better sound quality than the 92....

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