My next planned upgrade!

[SolDios]

I think the mixer can do a roll from the computer and hold it in it's own memory.

[russell]

  GREMM1S said:

you want to familarise yourself with the pioneer mixers for club gigs yeah?

Is pioneer the standard type of mixer in clubs here?

[andyman]

  russell said:

  GREMM1S said:

you want to familarise yourself with the pioneer mixers for club gigs yeah?

Is pioneer the standard type of mixer in clubs here?

In Melbourne, from my understanding alot of places have Pioneer DJM 800's, with a few venues sporting Allen and Heath.

[russell]

Yeah most places back home use Allen & Heath. Personally I prefer Allen & Heath. Been after one for ages and now in a position where I can buy one. So that'l be getting done once I get a house sorted.

[GREMM1S]

99% of clubs are 800/900s the a&h have better sound quality but dont find their layouts overly good tbh

[russell]

  GREMM1S said:

99% of clubs are 800/900s the a&h have better sound quality but dont find their layouts overly good tbh

how so? the only thing about A&H's I don't like is on the 62's the inputs aren't aligned with the channel on the mixer.

92's don't have this issue though and that is the finest mixer I've ever used. EQ's are amazing as are the filters.

[GREMM1S]

Its most likely from using pioneer all these years so they feel awkward,whats the price difference say between a 900/2000 and a

92? If they arent alot dearer there must be a reason why they arent standard here

[OxyKon]

You'll find that the price difference between the 900 and 2000 to be around $600 or so, and most clubs I've seen all stock the 2000's, can't way I've ever seen 900's in a club before

Edit, sorry guys I thought you were on the topic of cdj's not mixers

[lloydc]

  SolDios said:

I think the mixer can do a roll from the computer and hold it in it's own memory.

yeah, it'll do it with what ever is going through the channel, no matter what the source.

no one is going to be using the inbuild sound card in the clubs anyway. it's a non issue IMO

[russell]

  GREMM1S said:

Its most likely from using pioneer all these years so they feel awkward,whats the price difference say between a 900/2000 and a

92? If they arent alot dearer there must be a reason why they arent standard here

DJM 900 - $2200

DJM 2000 - $2600

Allen & Heath Xone 92 - $2000

[GREMM1S]

  russell said:

  GREMM1S said:

Its most likely from using pioneer all these years so they feel awkward,whats the price difference say between a 900/2000 and a

92? If they arent alot dearer there must be a reason why they arent standard here

DJM 900 - $2200

DJM 2000 - $2600

Allen & Heath Xone 92 - $2000

Interesting who knows, the pioneers have gotten a lot better the sound quality is crazy on the 900.

Ah well all do the same thing end of the day.