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Zak McKracken
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quote:
Originally posted by Juan Paulino
You took your time, i sold that pice of shit a long time ago. The worst part aboutt hat mixer is that the gain knobs were in the back.


i dont agree that its shit, it was very good sounding, awesome eqs and filter. but i agree that the layout was bad, part of the reason i sold it. i just need a simple 2ch mixer in black, small, for my sl1210.

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Juan Paulino
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Registered: Mar 2012
Location: Rouge City

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Originally posted by DJ RANN
Firstly It was made in a period when Vestax was at the top of their game, and they were going all out to set a name for themselves and therefore no expense was spared in the component choice and it was hand built in Japan. The signal to noise ratio is one of the lowest you'll ever find on a DJ mixer.

Secondly, the connectivity on it is a thing to behold. 4 x 60mm faders, 12 inputs, two discrete master outs, master aux sends, INDIVIDUAL channel outputs and inputs for every channel, pre and post sends, booth output, and consumer or pro output attenuation, fully balanced outputs.

It was the mixer that Radio 1 used for all the legendary Essential mixes in the late 90's to early 00's.

I've been using my original one for 6 years and it's as crisp as the day I bought it and it was already second hand then (but I've still got my new spare just in case )


A few years later, pioneer flooded the market with crap FX mixers and Vestax needed to scale back so moved production to China. Although their latest mixers are again great quality they suffered for a few year, but still quality wise, they are head and shoulders above pioneer.


Thats sweet. i'll buy one and try it out.


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Registered: Aug 2013
Location: Dallas, TX

Just my .02 here, but the filters that A & H are just about top of the line. The Xone mixers are high quality and keep their resale value if you take care of it.

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