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| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
You guys forget that Bozak, as a sound engineer was striving for the utmost sound quality in his mixer, so he handpicked components. Knobs are much more resistant to dirt and dust which get inside and muck up the sound quality and eventually kill the pot. And if you think all the first primitive mixers were rotaries why don't you look up Alex Rosner, "Rosie", and Francis Grasso. |
Yeah, I didn't mention "Rosie" because only one was made. The Bozak was the first commercially available DJ mixer.
| quote: | Originally posted by richg101
no. slider pots became more popular when they came down in price. |
Uh, yeah. That's why I said:
| quote: | Originally posted by me
It wasn't until DJ mixers became consumer-oriented that sliders began to appear, due to lower manufacturing costs. |
| quote: | Originally posted by richg101
im sorry but these rotary mixers you love so much are a geeky fad that will soon blow over. |
Sorry, but "geeky fads" don't last for 30 years.
Last edited by Trogdor on Apr-23-2006 at 20:26
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