Yeah, this. Not the best mixer. The pots are really thin and fiddly. The audio does this annoying thing where it peaks if more than one channel is playing. Faders are quite short and loose.Quote:
Originally Posted by theory28
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Yeah, this. Not the best mixer. The pots are really thin and fiddly. The audio does this annoying thing where it peaks if more than one channel is playing. Faders are quite short and loose.Quote:
Originally Posted by theory28
i was wondering the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by killerfanatics
was thinking the same. Makes an ugly controller look great:DQuote:
Originally Posted by killerfanatics
My ever growing labrinth :)
Citronic, Omnitronic, Stanton, Akiyama, KAM, American Audio and a few others i cant remember off the top of my head all use the 'Super OEM' turntable as the platform they base their models on.. they all use the same base parts but some 'manufacturers' have different features like reverse spin platters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poulet Blanc
Indeed! I leave mine with no cover 'cause I can't think of anything I want to put on it.... Painted my end pieces black, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by killerfanatics
looks like u got lots of 2 channel audio cards :|Quote:
Originally Posted by Rkid_Dan
holy shit, and electribe?? Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rkid_Dan
Zomo, reloop...Quote:
Originally Posted by josh@firestorm
You're 100% right, super oem's are pretty good, and most of them are not "too" expensive.
My home setup, I've added a case for the nuo 3 since. I'm not really sure what to do with the x1 when I play out, for now I set it on the edge of both flightcases, between one table and the other. My table real estate is low, as I don't like rocking in battle mode.