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Originally posted by blacknoizybox gees people are still using pio 600

ummm, yea tons of clubs.

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Originally posted by Tony Morello of course, it may be old and outdated but it's still an amazing workhorse of a mixer that's still leaps and bounds ahead of most

but costs twice its price imo. maybe its only in ukraine but a 1000 bucks for that thang is just too much...

i've dropped ours, and it's been beaten in a club environment for over 3 years now, still going strong

i honestly can't recommend a better mixer that i've used extensively that has stood up to the rigors of club life

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Originally posted by Tony Morello i've dropped ours, and it's been beaten in a club environment for over 3 years now, still going strong i honestly can't recommend a better mixer that i've used extensively that has stood up to the rigors of club life

But if you had to get a sub around the same price range, what would tickle your fancy?

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Originally posted by n3lly But if you had to get a sub around the same price range, what would tickle your fancy?

Prob the 700/800 I'd say.

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