ponyslaystation wrote:poppy, punk-rock emblem graphics
ahaha really funny
and 5 years then i m sorry not to see

Sorry for being hard on you, but I work as a designer and I see this over and over again. I'm not saying that you don't have the skills, it's just that your choice in style is somewhat dated.

Yore, Mojuba, Running Back, STHLM, Uzuri ... There is tons more, I just can't think of them now.

whatever wrote:it's cheaper than djm400. one plus for me

anyway, does any of you tried this mixer or everybody is speaking just to speak here? especially u Josie K

Well, I guess I'm guilty as charged. Work hours tend to get long though

Don't get this the wrong way, but for me it's lacking personality. It's basically the same flourish, poppy, punk-rock emblem graphics that are at display everywhere for about five years.

I get what you guys are saying and I wasn't trying to be a snob or anything. My point simply was, that paying too much for something that you want to replace in no time is really not the way to go. At the moment I'm really debating with myself about the next mixer I should purchase and I'm aiming at...

Sorry, but this thing looks like a joke! If this was an Gemini or something simmilar crap it could be easily justified, cause those things are dirt cheap. Having a mixer like this made by Allen and Heath, the worlds most innovative and best sounding DJ hardware manufactures, is both ironic and cruel...

Deep Blue Glitch is very cool. Has tons of cool effects, including beat repeat and an integrated sequencer.
Best thing is, that it's completely free so you should definitely check it out.

It wouldnt send prices down at all. The orginal press will still fetch the asking price, as its orginal. I for one would rather buy the orginal as I'm a collector of records. Okay, maybe you are right, but at least the guys who just want to buy it simply for the music and not as an collectors item ...