New Denon MCX8000 no computer controller

**Killing time** · 01-19-2016, 02:59 PM

not very well, which is why its better for me to have a bit of structure in my sets.

**Killing time** · 01-19-2016, 03:16 PM

here is a simple numerical model of how i determine if i want a product:

F(x,y) = Ux (x) + Ui (y)

where Ux and Ui > 0

and X and Y are all real numbers, as relative measurements of my own preferences against my own unique wants and needs

a value of the dependent variable, in this case F(x,y), that is >0 means that i would consider owning the product.

that being said, The variable Y in the Ux portion is a number that is so negative number that the resulting function is <0, resulting in me not considering the product.

**SlayForMoney** · 01-19-2016, 05:26 PM

Originally Posted by SlayForMoney

notice the external power supply

Originally Posted by SlayForMoney

and single decimal BPM point on the display.

Originally Posted by SlayForMoney

standalone USB playback is only on two channels.

As you can see, there are several objective shortcomings with this thing that were apparent to other users (add maybe size, lack of serato flip controls, etc...). But coming up with this

Originally Posted by Killing time

but the deal breaker for me are the lights around the platters.

...is just wow. Nice job.

**Killing time** · 01-19-2016, 06:18 PM

people buy things based on how they look at the time, im not sure why youre trying to guilt trip me into not liking the lights around the platters. its the balance of Ui and Ux, and my simple numerical model shows how objective these preferences are.