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Originally posted by CarlosM Hey Guys.. Can Someone explain me what are the killswitches ?? Thanks in Advance

they let you kill the desired frequency range on each channel...

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Originally posted by JohnSmith that's a nice mixer, and i have heard a lot of people go on about it.. the only thing that i see a problem with, is the measly 4 light channel strip for each channel. how can you monitor with that, there isn't enough resolution.. here's a pic of the 32, so you know what i am talking about, it has the same lights. I think i am getting the Vestax 275

If You will look closely on the Xone:62 you will see it has the cue meter lights just left above the volium fader
and they are the same size

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Yes, i know that you could use the 4 light VUs, just have it tripping the red one. and yes, i know the 62 has the same ones, that is why i posted the pic.

trouble is, it's not very precise. i'd rather have a full strip, like for the master volume, or on the pioneer DJM, or basically ANY other mixer out there with these meters.

why would A&H decide not to put full size ones?

one more question, on the Xone:32, can you make it so that the two big VUs above the master are the 2 tracks separated, so you can get them at the same volume with better resolution(like on the pioneer DJM300)? because if you can, it isn't such a big deal.

and yes, i know, you are supposed to do it by ear. sometimes you can't though, and it's nice to have all the tools available.

here is the pic again, just because we are on a new page now.

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Originally posted by JohnSmith Yes, i know that you could use the 4 light VUs, just have it tripping the red one. and yes, i know the 62 has the same ones, that is why i posted the pic. trouble is, it's not very precise. i'd rather have a full strip, like for the master volume, or on the pioneer DJM, or basically ANY other mixer out there with these meters. why would A&H decide not to put full size ones? one more question, on the Xone:32, can you make it so that the two big VUs above the master are the 2 tracks separated, so you can get them at the same volume with better resolution(like on the pioneer DJM300)? because if you can, it isn't such a big deal. and yes, i know, you are supposed to do it by ear. sometimes you can't though, and it's nice to have all the tools available. here is the pic again, just because we are on a new page now.

Dude, i totally agree! For me, acurate individual level metering is very important to create a perfect mix. If i cant see exactly how high each of my individual channels is peaking then when i start to mix i have to do too much correction work. I hate that

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD YOU BUY ANY MIXER WITH THE NAME "NUMARK" ON IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have used a few Numark mixers, DM-1002x, DM3002X, EM-260, and on all occasions the sound quality from these mixers has been very poor.

Instead, go with the Stanton RM-3 $189.00, or the Stanton RM-3S $279, both of these mixers provide much better sound quality than "Numark" brand mixers.

lol.. you should have a chat with TranceGeek, that would be entertaining..

this is from the "Best Trance Mixer" thread:

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umm, someone said the sound quality of numarks suck? u gotta get yr shit straight man... i've got a numark 1885x ppd, and the sound quality is amazing!! its way better than my other mixer, the roland dj-1000... WAY BETTER, like no comparison at all

lol..

i'm getting the vestax 275

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Originally posted by skywarp

jealous are we?

If you prefer the full strip, get the PCV-275.
You wont regret it.

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