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Originally posted by starboy On another note i'm still loving my 500

That's old school.

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Ya but i'm not much into efx just raw mixing, i would love to add that filtre thing though, i love filters.

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Originally posted by i got big pants the filters on the djm700 are decent...nothing spectacular. ive been wanting some better control over the filters, so i found an alesis modfx philtre on ebay. which i ended up getting. i know a while back there was a big hype over them on TA. can't wait to recieve it.

I think they're as close as you can get to the A&H filters. Quality little box for a decent price, that.

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srsly though, fuck pioneer mixers

man, i'm so sick of hearing this pioneer versus xone conversation. happens ever time. might as well not even start mixer threads anymore because it always turns into this.

oh and i use a djm-700

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Originally posted by bucke man, i'm so sick of hearing this pioneer versus xone conversation. happens ever time. might as well not even start mixer threads anymore because it always turns into this. oh and i use a djm-700

so give me reasons why u use it over a 800? what makes it better for u in your opinion

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Originally posted by drEamer so give me reasons why u use it over a 800? what makes it better for u in your opinion

no specific reason really, although the fx filter is pretty neat. but i'll tell you why i'd use it over a xone, i just like the layout and comfort of pioneer mixers better.

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Originally posted by bucke no specific reason really, although the fx filter is pretty neat. but i'll tell you why i'd use it over a xone, i just like the layout and comfort of pioneer mixers better.

good enough....thanks!! im still playing with the 700 so we will see how it goes.....i actually love the 800....

so i got my alesis philtre today (btw, i have a djm-700)...got to plug it in and mess around with it for a bit...trying to get the levels right so i wont get huge volume differences.

i must say...for a tiny bit of kit...its amazing. i can really see the point of xone users and their obsessions with the filter, granted my little unit is a digital filter. anyways...there are so many different parameters to screw around with, it'll probably take me a good while to really get this thing down.

i really suggest the alesis philtre if you can get it if you want some crazy filters and crazy controls for it. just messing around with this thing for about 30 minutes makes me almost want to get a xone mixer. i knew i shouldve bought the xone:62. lol. i want my hands at some real analog filters now.

anyways...this is a great upgrade for my djm-7/800, or almost any mixer for that matter of fact.

Give me the same 10 tracks mixed twice, once on an 800, once on a 92. 99.9% of listeners couldn't tell the difference, myself included. Especially on big club systems.

Guys like cmay will mix with the best of them, on a DJM400, or my buddy Mike who spins amazing music on a shit Numark dual-CD setup.

IMO, it's preference.

One reason I'd lean away from the 800 is that they're everywhere... it's almost too logical a decision. Don't buy one to fit in.

Buying a mixer is like buying an exotic car. They all have the bells and whistles, they're all fucking fast, they'll all give you a hard on in minutes... it comes down to feel. We're talking about hyper-competitive markets here, cars or mixers, there's tons of great options out there.

allen and heath do have the filter available for purchase by itself too for those that want the analogue filter

http://www.xone.co.uk/vf1/

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Originally posted by Tony Morello allen and heath do have the filter available for purchase by itself too for those that want the analogue filter http://www.xone.co.uk/vf1/

i was looking at that when i used to have a 19" mixer with a coffin so i could throw it in there. after i got rid of the mixer...didnt really want to get a rack kit for my mixer. however if a&h made a filter unit the size of the alesis philtre, or something along those lines...i would snatch it up in a heart beat