Great price for A&H DB2

[xs2man]

Saw this on another forum, but thought I'd better post it here.

For all you guys in North America, if your looking for a decent mixer, this has got to be an excellent deal:

http://www.moogaudio.com/allen-heath...iduhocejen2lg0

An absolute bargain, IMO, and will blow any equivalently priced Pioneer mixer right out the water...

[cpetticrew]

WOW...anyone need a Z2 lol

[xs2man]

Lol. If there is any sense on the forum, the latest purchase thread should be pretty busy with these soon...

[bieberatemytaco]

What's the price? I'm blocked here at work.

[makar1]

$1100. Not exactly an amazing deal as it's the same price over here in the UK once you include tax.

[xs2man]

It's pretty amazing for over there though. UK is actually a lot cheaper than US/Canada probably only for A&H gear. Just about everything else is cheaper over there.

Anyway, as an example, if your in Calgary (Alberta or similar), 5% GST so it's still only £740. So still a fair bit cheaper than here. And still a pretty good deal.

No need to be down on everything that aint Pioneer...

[makar1]

No need to be down on Pioneer in order to promote A+H. They were obviously struggling to shift units at the old price, and I doubt they'll shift a huge lot more even with the cut.

[xs2man]

Not down on Pioneer to promote A+H. I do like Pioneer gear. But, £ for £ (or $ for $ in this case), the DB2 makes a much better deal than the Pioneer equivalent.

[makar1]

The DJM 750 out next month is cheaper, has more inputs, includes S/R loop, has much better VU meters, and I'm assuming the sound card will be capable of lower latencies too.

[bieberatemytaco]

I've been between a DJM 800 and a DB2 (I don't use software). Is the DB2 worth the extra $500?