here is my breakdown.
personally id dont see the point in buying an expencive mixer which will wear
out fast and i see lots of 500 and 600's in the shop where i used to work.
personally i think they are flimsy, cheap pots and faders. 
i also think the cheaper vastex and neumarks are not worth a crap, they break
down very quickly from experience with friends equipment. please note i'm not
talking about there more expencive units, have not used them.

it took me a very long time to buy a mixer, i settled on a simple 2 ch, 3 band
eq battle style (i'm not a battle style dj though). at first i wanted a mixer
with efx but decided that they all sounded either cheap or cheezy and i was
really only using them very rare and mainly on the master. so i decided when i
wanted to use my exf i could just route them through the master before the amp.

the mixer o bought was a stanton sk-2f it was $250 and i have had not problems
with mine. three of us around here have them they cost use a range of $150-$300
depending on when we bought and where. we have had one problem unit, the
cheapest one, guess you get what you pay for. but the bass pot on one of the
channels is going bad. needs to be replaced and stanton warrenty is good for 30
days on that part (bastards).

one thing i noticed every 500 or 600 i play is is wack unless it's new or kept
in a glass case/has a anal owner. every club i have been at thet has one they
are just trash. almost every club around here has one which pisses me off
because they are a crappy mixer imo, very cheaply built.

if i was you and living in the uk i would look to an a&h i dont care for them
much either, but it is a layout issue with me there. i have used the x-zone 32
once and it was a beast to use for me. i really did not like how the preamp
volume was on the back of the mixer and the volume curve was set up like a
scratch mixer but it had no kill switches. but the mixer was solid sounded good
and if a&h makes a dj mixer like they make there desk mixers they will last.

the only club around here i can think of that has an A&H is the necto and from
my understanding it was very expencive but it's really nice. it has these hudge
knobs

which leeds me to the one vastex i liek i think is the 245? it's the 19" one
with the big knobs for the eq's.

scotto
lansing, mi
plaztikjezuz.com

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