ive had a xone 62 for about 6 months now and i love it, i do agree that for the price you could find something cheaper with more features, but you can also find a cheap A&H mixer if you shop around. i got mine for $700cdn, actually that's the only reason i got it, was because it was that cheap.

on a side note, i also have a question somebody might have an answer for. i cant hear my eq/filters when mixing in my headphones, i can only use the gain, while on a mates xone 62 i can hear the eq/filters in the headphones while mixing. any ideas?

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so ive pretty much decided im gonna keep my mixer.... Stanton DMX401... and get two new DN-S3500 instead... they look awesome... ill wait for the xone62 and get it later...

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Originally posted by Low Profile Personally I've never used one, but I feel that for the price of this mixer you can get something with more features. I mean, having the filters is great and all, but for well over a grand you MUST be able to get more...

No.

Anyway, I would say, screw the 62 and go for the 92. Having said that, I would go for the 62 over everything else in its class. I would rather have the filters than any amound of digital effects. But, the 92 corrects some problems that the 62 has. Is the 92 really that expensive? Nah. It's worth every penny.

i see the price of the 92 has went down by £50 (£900 now) which is a frickin STEAL

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