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  1. Aaron'S'Lee

    Aaron'S'Lee

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    Mixer???

    What mixer shud I buy? Irrespective of price, but keep it resonable, no £3000 A&H beasts!
    Aaron'S'Lee, Jan 28, 2004
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    go and test some, it all down to personal preference.

    I prefer Vestax to other mixers. Ive got a PCV-275.
    Mr. Revel, Jan 28, 2004
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    Go for Allan nd Heath!! dont be a cunt and buy a pioneer one :lol: wow look at my flanger button!!!


    :lol:
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  5. Adam

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    I've got an Allen & Heath Xone 62 and I don't hink I'll g back to using any other brand
    Adam, Jan 28, 2004
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    How much are the Zone 62's?
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  7. Aaron'S'Lee

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    £1000
    Aaron'S'Lee, Jan 28, 2004
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    fook me! £1000!!!! Ill stick with my behringer vmx-200:p
    Chris_Spence, Jan 28, 2004
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    The Xone 62 is about 650 quid.
    Its their new Xone 92 that is over a grand
    Xone 32 is about 400 quid

    Allen & Heath have filters that you can add effects using - can be quite creative with them
    Dez, Jan 28, 2004
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    This is what I have and the sound quality on them is awesome!
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    Yeah thats what I've got. The EQs work really well. Filters are good too
    Dez, Jan 28, 2004
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    Sorry dont quite understand what you menat there m8. How can u add effects to a mixer without effects or hav I totally misunderstood ya?
    Aaron'S'Lee, Jan 28, 2004
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    You can buy an extra sampler or fx unit (Cycloops, kaoss pad or EFX-500) but the allen & heath have filters that you can use to great effect without making it sound cheesy like the fx on a pioneer mixer.
    Adam, Jan 28, 2004
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    There are filters built into the mixer that allow you to fuck around with the sounds of your tunes
    Dez, Jan 28, 2004
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    Yeah you can make them as subtle or as extreme as you want
    Dez, Jan 28, 2004
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