^^^proaudioStar that is :) got a deal on mine from there for 2100
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^^^proaudioStar that is :) got a deal on mine from there for 2100
Played my first gig with the DB4 last night, a silent disco. It was a lot of fun, so much better than using the installed DJM-700 which is a POS.
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Amen brotherQuote:
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
Who installs a DJM-700 anywhere? It's everything crappy about the 800 with none of the redeeming features of the 800.
Wow 2100 that's awesome I got quoted 2349. Which still isn't a bad price but it's not 2100 lol.
Fired up the mixer to finally get to spend some time on it after receiving it a week ago and found this.
http://i349.photobucket.com/albums/q...5/dc13af90.jpg
Wasn't there when I first un-boxed it. Any thoughts? Think I'm going to switch it out for a new one with ProAudioStar. A bit frustrated...
Luminar is that company that owns the place and they went into administration a few months ago. Their standard install is (well, was) 2 DVJ-1000s and a DJM-700. That mixer has been beaten to death, I'll try and remember to snap a pic of it next time I'm down there so everyone can be suitably shocked and appalled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xonetacular
Sorry, found what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rev1911
I was wondering if the midi-shift layer is customizable? specifically, if a section/button/knob of it is not mapped, will it/they retain their native function in midi-shift?
No, midi shift kills all the native functions (in the midi shift area).Quote:
Originally Posted by DarioJ
Not sure what you mean. in midi shift mode the normal function is deactivated and it just transmits midi.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarioJ