Last time the one we used had issues and was cutting in and out. We need a bigger and better one that we can do more with sir.
I agree you need it. Buy go big or go home. Your business model will support the purchase. How did the surgery go?
Last time the one we used had issues and was cutting in and out. We need a bigger and better one that we can do more with sir.
What Jeff said, what were you using?Last time the one we used had issues and was cutting in and out. We need a bigger and better one that we can do more with sir.What mixer was it?
Don't you mean, "Here's one of the MANY, from my ENDLESS list of issues?"Here's my issue.
Not sure of the model. The board is a Mackie.What mixer was it?
Not sure of the model. The board is a Mackie.
Personally I was checking out the QSC digital mixer and it was too complex for my needs And I some experience with boards doing bands, track artists & AV work.
You are asking whether analog or digital is better without defining your criteria for better. Generally speaking the answer on any measure will be "it depends." Analog and digital boards can be bad or good. It depends on the model. Digital boards tend to give you more features in a smaller size. However, to save money, they often reduce the number of tactile controls thus making the design of the user interface critical. A control that you can't find in a timely fashion because it is buried 3 layers deep in menus offers you no value.
How dare you suggest he refrain from the ONE routine thing that sets him apart from the herd....wasting your money...
How dare you suggest he refrrain from the ONE routine thing that sets him apart from the herd.
Ummm....I do not EVER do that. (Unless you ask my better half, but please leave her out of this......[emoji2958] I like having a bed to sleep in.) [emoji2958][emoji23]I think most DJ's would admit they ae guilty of wasting money.
Ummm....I do not EVER do that. (Unless you ask my better half, but please leave her out of this......[emoji2958] I like having a bed to sleep in.) [emoji2958][emoji23]
See, that's where you screwed up.
I've been a mobile DJ for as long as I've been married...
and the FIRST thing I figured out about balancing wife and work is....
DON'T TELL YOUR WIFE WHAT YOU BOUGHT OR HOW MUCH IT COST...
Doesn’t work with my CPA, Control-freak wife.[emoji1]... She pays all the bills and is an officer in our little DJ company.