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From: "ryan burns" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 6:30 PM
Subject: RE: (313) richie hawtin in wired magazine


> does A&H have a web site showing all their mixers.  my freind has one, and
> its junk.  it must be one of the low end mixers.


Easy Ryan! They have never made a junk mixer. I think I've used them all
(well, I've touched the V:6, even if I haven't used it ;), including the 16
channel mixing desk. You can see them all here:
http://www.allen-heath.com/xone_series.asp The Xone:02 is certainly a bit
light on features, and it is their cheapest model, but I'd take it over any
other mixer in its price range in a heartbeat.

I can see that the gains on the back would be annoying at first, but I love
them there now that I'm used to it. As Gary said, it = more panel space, and
frankly, I rarely use the gains once I get the levels set in cue, other than
the minor adjustment I may need to make to correct my assumption of where it
should be. If I do need to use them, I don't find it's hard to adjust them
back there. One thing that helps a ton with this is that the LED level
meters are really accurate - so you can usually get a pretty good idea of
where it should be before you throw it in. But really, I actually prefer
them there now. Can't explain that but I do.

Also, as someone said, the 4 channel EQ on the higher-end mixers is superb.
I think it was Christian that pointed out it's right at 250 KHz, a long time
ago, and you can really tell when you drop it out. It's very isolated on
just the bass.

Scotto - I dunno why you had so much trouble jackin' about with it. I think
it works great, and you should see Ryan Blackman give that muv a workout!
Certainly doesn't inhibit him any.

Didn't we just have this debate last month? Ultimately, you aren't gonna
convince anyone. Everyone has their preference. But us A&H users know we're
right and the rest of you are missing out. ;) For the record, I've used the
Pioneers almost as much as the A&H, and I do like them both - but the A&H is
a much better sounding and feeling beast IMO. Plus it's built like a f*cking
tank.

Tristan
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