i dont understand why anyone would leave anything switched on when they are not using it, what a waste of energy, money and how bad for the environment. i have a switchboard in my studio with which i can isolate any part of my studio thats not being used, so say i'm editing, i can switch off all of...

tbh I do remember the EQs being fairly weak when using one, only -10dB or so. Not really a dealbreaker but when you're used to modern mixers with strong or full-kill EQs it does require a change in technique.

I walked into a record store the other day and it was mid aged balding guys. It used to be young people. I walked away thinking it's more about nostalgia and people who think it's cool to play a vinyl record then anything else. It's like opening a video rental store only selling VHS tapes and VCR's...

I dunno if I'd say I'm disappointed, there's nothing stopping his sort of sound being made with powerful modern software just because it's quite raw and 90s sounding.

It would be a fun project, although when it came to the electronics I bet it would take a lot of work just to pick quality components that work well together though if it's an analogue mixer you're building. Guess you'd be avoiding that bit with your idea. That Rodec 5-channel is pretty tasty, if I ...

I also recently heard that Truncate/Audio Injection is all software now... nothing stopping you from doing dark and raw without hardware, it seems

The Nuos are nice and sound good, but every single one I've used have had crackly/not working cue buttons after a while. Don't know if they've fixed the problem, but I've seen enough Nuo's to know that it is a real problem. Funny you should say that, my cue/mix knob is starting to crackle quite bad...

Themis wrote:92 is for home use just silly, its just wasting money in my opinion

Haha I agree but I know a few people who have them, good to get the hang of if you intend to play in a lot of clubs I guess!