which mixer

[Tony P]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 6 2004, 11:36)

QUOTE (Tony.P @ Jul 6 2004, 09:02) having said all this, my friend came over with a brand new denon mixer the other night that was out of this world....cost him around £800 thou. was based on the pioneer 600 but had the dials and knobs of that allena nd heath use. it also had a usb slot in the back which allows you to download and new effects that are made.....................quiet cool hey. i must say that i did enjoy mixing on it, and the option of being able to add new effects is definately a good selling point allen and heath comes in both rotterys and sliders I don't get what your point is????   I've never seen allen and heath with slinding eq's   the point i'm making is that this mixer has the same layout as the pioneer, but the knobs appear to be the same as the ones allen and heath use (i may be wrong, but thats what i was told and they definately looked like them).......   or are you still gonna try and find faults in that statement

[Guest]

QUOTE (Tony.P @ Jul 6 2004, 15:35)

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 6 2004, 11:36) QUOTE (Tony.P @ Jul 6 2004, 09:02) having said all this, my friend came over with a brand new denon mixer the other night that was out of this world....cost him around £800 thou. was based on the pioneer 600 but had the dials and knobs of that allena nd heath use. it also had a usb slot in the back which allows you to download and new effects that are made.....................quiet cool hey. i must say that i did enjoy mixing on it, and the option of being able to add new effects is definately a good selling point allen and heath comes in both rotterys and sliders I don't get what your point is????   I've never seen allen and heath with slinding eq's   the point i'm making is that this mixer has the same layout as the pioneer, but the knobs appear to be the same as the ones allen and heath use (i may be wrong, but thats what i was told and they definately looked like them).......   or are you still gonna try and find faults in that statement calm down mate. i wasnt picking holes, just pointing out that (to the best of my knownlage) all the latest allen and heath products come in both rottary and sliders

[Shaney_R]

[LiamStyles]

Laurence, Tony is saying that the eq dials (knobs) are very similar to those on the allen & heath.

 

What you are refering to is that the allen & heath has changeable volume sliders (either the usual sliders or changed to rotary knobs)

[Guest]

i know what tony was saying, i wasnt arguing with him int he 1st place

 

[Tony P]

so why highlight a part of what i've said then?

 

just seems like you were picking to me, as you highlighted part of what i had said. fair enough if you wasn't thou.

 

 

anyway i was just making the point to try and help Ben out with his choice of mixer, it wasn't for you anyway

[Guest]

i'm not even gonna bother posting anymore if every comment i make is presumed to be an attack

[Tony P]

ok cool

 

 

 

[LiamStyles]

Saucer of milk...table two

[Guest]

is that for steph?

[Lisa]

QUOTE (LiamStyles @ Jul 7 2004, 22:11)

Saucer of milk...table two

[Shaney_R]

QUOTE (Tony.P @ Jul 7 2004, 10:38)

ok cool

[Yoshimitsu]

i got a xone 62 and its the nuts

 

got it for £700 inc p&p and delivery

[Tony P]

bet you are loving it mate?

 

wish i had enough money so i could buy and allen and heath as well as my pioneer.

 

think i'll defo get taht 2nd cd deck first thou

[Guest Jay]

QUOTE (Tony.P @ Jul 6 2004, 21:39)

so why highlight a part of what i've said then? just seems like you were picking to me, as you highlighted part of what i had said. fair enough if you wasn't thou. anyway i was just making the point to try and help Ben out with his choice of mixer, it wasn't for you anyway

 

Are you ok ony, you want me to duff up laurence??