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Originally Posted by
pagan_flame
I have an ADJ Q-2422. Very versatile unit, easy to use, excellent sound and no problems of any kind - same as for my ADJ SDJ-2 card player - in 18 months of regular use.
Which, together, make up my main playout console. No plans to change.
Alternatives - in my current backup console (soon to be split and sold off!) I have a Gemini PS 727 mixer... very good and solid mixer which can be had for small £££'s, or get the newer version (PS828) instead... -->
http://www.whybuynew.co.uk/Gemini-PS...r-PS-828X.html
... or you could get yourself a mixer with the same layout as a Pioneer DJM unit with the Behringer DJX 700 or 750... DJX700 for a ton here -->
http://www.whybuynew.co.uk/DJX-700-B...nel-Mixer.html
was thinking about the q spand as it says it has good sound quality.
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Originally Posted by
markdj60
was thinking about the q spand as it says it has good sound quality.
I know a man who is selling one for £80... PM me if interested and I'll try and hook you up.
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Dazzy D
Lightning Disco & Entertainment
Born to make you party!
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Originally Posted by
A1DL
Certainly do,, I've got a Formula Sound FSM400 ( 19" Versin ) and I love it.
Also.,you can get these mixers for a bargain price on ebay, and then you can get a brand new top plate from Formula Sound so its looks brand spanking new !
Thats what I did,,I paid £220 for my FSM400, paid £50 for a new top plate, knobs and screws from FS, et voila !!!!
Ive owned loads of mixers over the years, and I would say that the only ones that sound great are Formula Sound and Allen & Heath.
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