I've never understood why DJ Mixers are A) so expensive and B) so poorly built that the regularly fail when used as they were designed to be used. There really isn't a sturdy, dependable DJ mixer around for less than $750. For that kind of money, I could build my own.
On Nov 5, 2007 8:28 AM, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > That's why i've pointed the last Allen & Heath Xone:42. > > The new Mackie d.4 Pro has nice features too, and i've been told that the > > sound quality is pretty nice as well. > > I need to make a choice between theses both. > > > > http://www.allen-heath.com/UK/DisplayProduct.asp?pview=75 > > I didn't know that existed. > > Looks quite nice, though it's very expensive for what you get and the > xone 62, which was a little cheaper, is more flexible. > > Is this digital or a digital/analogue hybrid I wonder? > > robin... >
