Rodent rock?

[Corabar Steve]

I came across this (http://www.djsupply.com/proddetail.asp?prod=011%5FB%2D52ProdigyFX&cat=20) on another forum.

Click on larger image & then go to the third picture.

On the left immediately above the crossfader assign appears to be a toggle switch labeled Hamster?????????http://planetsmilies.net/vicious-smiley-1831.gif (http://planetsmilies.net)http://planetsmilies.net/animal-smiley-4925.gif (http://planetsmilies.net)

[Candybeatdiscos]

your eyesight that bad? it clearly states MASTER

[Candybeatdiscos]

your eyesight that bad? it clearly states MASTER

oh i see it now - ( i was looking at the other side lol)

Hamster Switch = Also bear in mind the technical specifications of the faders, i.e. do they have curve adjustment or a hamster switch? The curve adjustment basically means that you can alter how quickly the sound fades in and out, from a slow gradual fade to cutting the sound in almost instantly. Most modern scratch techniques require you to have a crossfader that will bring the sound in with very little movement, because obviously the smaller the movement the faster the cuts. A hamster switch is just a silly name for a switch that allows you to reverse the fader, i.e. when you move the cross fader to the right hand side it will cut in the left hand side deck as opposed to the other way round.

Taken from http://www.kmag.co.uk/decksterity.asp?SectionID=1034&uid=&MagID=1063&decID=1012

[Corabar Steve]

oh i see it now - ( i was looking at the other side lol) What, the other left?


Hamster Switch = Also bear in mind the technical specifications of the faders, i.e. do they have curve adjustment or a hamster switch? The curve adjustment basically means that you can alter how quickly the sound fades in and out, from a slow gradual fade to cutting the sound in almost instantly. Most modern scratch techniques require you to have a crossfader that will bring the sound in with very little movement, because obviously the smaller the movement the faster the cuts. A hamster switch is just a silly name for a switch that allows you to reverse the fader, i.e. when you move the cross fader to the right hand side it will cut in the left hand side deck as opposed to the other way round.

Taken from http://www.kmag.co.uk/decksterity.asp?SectionID=1034&uid=&MagID=1063&decID=1012 Well that's just silly!

[rob1963]

I've just checked MY mixer, but it has no hamster switch...

...only a gerbil switch

:(

[Corabar Steve]

I used to have a gerbil ball, well actually 2 along with 2 gerbils. We used to play Gladiators with them

[rob1963]

I remember gladiators...especially JET! :P

[PropellerHeadCase]

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