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Allen & Heath Xone 62 or Pioneer DJM-3000
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| djkonami |
| Allen & Heath Xone 62 or Pioneer DJM-3000?!?! can someone help me out! :conf: |
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| MekTek |
| i'd say the xone 62 all the way, just look at the specs on it, and a Pioneer EFX500 for the fx. can't wait till i can save up some money for one n get rid of my Roland DJ-2000.:) |
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| amdmaxx |
| NO Questions about it... Xone 62 is superior.. U can get it around $885 shipped.. |
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| MekTek |
| $885 where? i'm thikin bout pickin one up in 2-3 months. |
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| Dj_Andrew_K |
well if I were you, I would buy the djm600 :)
dunno, I just love this thing :) |
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| MekTek |
| i was thinking of the DJM-600 too but i LOVE the way the xone is laid out n it has 2 analog filters, enough inputs to use as a live mixer as well on it as well as a lot of other great features that i just can't pass up. oh n gotta ask you something about the 600..the efx500 is the only FX unit i've found that doesnt drop out when u change the delay time. i love making my own builds and rolls so this is key for me. does the 600 also do that or does it drop out like my Roland DJ-2000? i still would get the xone, no matter, but i was always curious about that. |
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| Scottaculous |
| What does "drop out" sound like? |
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| hapamoto |
| it depends on what your style is.. my debate was also between these two choices but it basically narrowed down to me needing a rack mountable mixer that will fit w/ the cd controller for my cd decks.. the xone is too big to be rack mounted, however the djm3000 will fit perfectly w/ my cd controllers.. if i only had my tt's then i'd prolly go w/ the xone 62 hands down because the layout is nice and sound quality is better.. but since i mix w/ 2 tt's and the 2 cd decks, i need to be more efficient w/ space, so as soon as i get the rack and new mixer, i'll be set.. i say go w/ the xone tho.. |
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| DJ LIQUID |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dj_Andrew_K
well if I were you, I would buy the djm600 :)
dunno, I just love this thing :) |
I feel the exact same way about my DJM600 :)
my friend is getting an A&H Xone 62 soon
we're getting a place together here in a few so i'll have complete access to it :D |
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| mikefasssy |
| can i move in :D :D :D :D |
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| DJ Darchinova |
Definately the Xone 62. Even though it costs just a bit more it is pure QUALITYYY!! The 3000 is a good mixer, but not on the level of the Xone 62.
Though out of the 32 and 3000, the 3000 definately |
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| MekTek |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scottaculous
What does "drop out" sound like? |
lets say your running the delay timing at the 1/2 note setting..2 measures later jump to the quarter note setting to double it up..then u want to quadruple it at say measure 4 so hit the 1/8 note button (all ontime of course)...as to simulate a build...the sound shouln't drop out n the delay start over but rather it should double up right away and sound like a steady building roll..try this with the efx500 and then with anything else and you'll see what i mean. the efx is the only one i've found that the delay dosn't stop and restart when you change the delay setting but rather just doubles up, quadruples or cuts in half, etc.. (if u chose to do that). it's a great technique to use to create builds and the like on the fly by doing this and rolling off the bass off, running it through the efx500 filter at the same time, slamming it back at the beginning of measure 5 while cutting all fx. the djm600's supposed to be the efx500 built in button it doesn' have the controls that the 500 does so i didn't think it could do this either...but i was always curious since it's one of the few i didn't get a chance to play with the dlay settin on. know what i mean? |
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