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Doza
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Oakville, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by djkatmaus
Sounds like it could be a power issue. You may have some dirty power someplace and that could mess with your sound quality. DJ mixers are vulnerable to bad power. My Denon 1500 does this. The bass gets really thin or boomy, while the highs are ear piercing or barely audible. |
thanks for info. man, i'll check that out. ridiculous gear you got there btw. how do you keep track of so much music?!?!?!?
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Feb-11-2010 05:32
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Brandt Slater
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2010
Location: Long Beach, California USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by Doza
thanks for info. man, i'll check that out. ridiculous gear you got there btw. how do you keep track of so much music?!?!?!? |
Thanks on the gear. That's one of my down falls. Keeping track of my music. Sometimes I forget what I have. I try to make it a habit at least once a month to go through all my music. But when I'm getting ready for a gig, or putting together a demo the forgetfullness sets in.
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Feb-19-2010 20:32
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