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benjamingranger
Published on 01/09/09 at 05:29
I can not believe the technical characteristics, it explained anywhere.
Perfect finish, solid.
UTILIZATION
The general configuration is typical for a mixer, no surprise. Caution, however, connections to the turntables and speakers are under the table, not behind.
The knobs are not too close, they are strong, the faders have long races are great and precise, even their shift is nice.
No need for manual
SOUNDS
This is where it snaps, it's probably the table with the most stunning today. It looks not like that, but it is Rodec shelved. The sound is pure, clear, extremely precise. We hear everything, not like the DJM800 I had before and sounds mixed in a slightly messy. It is dynamic and powerful at the same time. There really is a great sound quality. You BeatMatch two large lower house and there is no resonance.
In addition, everything is analog (as on many other consoles you might say), but here you can feel a texture. It is accurate and "hi-fi" at the same time somehow.
Zero breath.
The knobs are bluffing. They cut to the right frequency, do it with harmony, and when you decided to add a frequency, ca thee add really dramatically. It's been even a little scared at the beginning (Like when you push the sound, it's been a little scared too). They are really very accurate.
When all the knobs are at zero, there are still a few sounds (as in eg djm).
OVERALL OPINION
What I like most:
The sound quality: better today not for me.
Finish
The next craft handmade French brand is a little console connoisseur.
The radical side. It's a console to tame.
What I like least:
- Zero effort on design. It's ugly.
- An integrated filter would have been nice but not c what is expected of a first table.
- Connection from below: not very convenient.
Nevertheless, the + side completely erase the sides - so they really scored.
I had the ecler NUO3 DJM800 and before that as well as a stanton.
I refer again in a heartbeat that choice.
A € 1180 in paris bastille DJ Matos, the price / quality ratio is unbeatable.
Perfect finish, solid.
UTILIZATION
The general configuration is typical for a mixer, no surprise. Caution, however, connections to the turntables and speakers are under the table, not behind.
The knobs are not too close, they are strong, the faders have long races are great and precise, even their shift is nice.
No need for manual
SOUNDS
This is where it snaps, it's probably the table with the most stunning today. It looks not like that, but it is Rodec shelved. The sound is pure, clear, extremely precise. We hear everything, not like the DJM800 I had before and sounds mixed in a slightly messy. It is dynamic and powerful at the same time. There really is a great sound quality. You BeatMatch two large lower house and there is no resonance.
In addition, everything is analog (as on many other consoles you might say), but here you can feel a texture. It is accurate and "hi-fi" at the same time somehow.
Zero breath.
The knobs are bluffing. They cut to the right frequency, do it with harmony, and when you decided to add a frequency, ca thee add really dramatically. It's been even a little scared at the beginning (Like when you push the sound, it's been a little scared too). They are really very accurate.
When all the knobs are at zero, there are still a few sounds (as in eg djm).
OVERALL OPINION
What I like most:
The sound quality: better today not for me.
Finish
The next craft handmade French brand is a little console connoisseur.
The radical side. It's a console to tame.
What I like least:
- Zero effort on design. It's ugly.
- An integrated filter would have been nice but not c what is expected of a first table.
- Connection from below: not very convenient.
Nevertheless, the + side completely erase the sides - so they really scored.
I had the ecler NUO3 DJM800 and before that as well as a stanton.
I refer again in a heartbeat that choice.
A € 1180 in paris bastille DJ Matos, the price / quality ratio is unbeatable.