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Because they are simply better :-).




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Rane 2016 and you can also buy an Expanded EQ unit. Other mixer thati drool over is the A and H v6....
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Originally posted by TONY.A.S.S. TONY.A.S.S. wrote:

Vestax used to have one in the Range.

Here's my one, I've got it set up at home with my 1200's Smile


Looking to get it serviced if anyone knows of someone London based.
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If you want rotary you want urei
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Yea love Rotary mixers over sliders why just do nicer cus thay like reggae pre-amp, yes like the bosak too

also check out the Crest Audio Rotary Mixer 6210 , Vestax R3 , there a few cheaper ones around too like the studiomaster and numark...
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In the States the Bozak and Urei (not the reissue) are so high on the used market, it is cheaper to build one from the schematics.

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The rotary faders allow finer control of the levels in my experience; good for blending tracks as has been said above.

I have the rotary option for the Formula Sound FF6000 which I prefer to linear faders for mixing house music.

Re: the Bozak - Marjan that's a beautiful example!

For the diyers out there, there's a chap who makes modules you can use to build your own, see  http://www.bozure.com


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Originally posted by colinmono colinmono wrote:


For the diyers out there, there's a chap who makes modules you can use to build your own, see  http://www.bozure.com


I've been thinking about building myself a Bozure jobbie for a while now...
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Then this is what happens when the Red Line DJ's want a rotary mixer


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^^^ Cheap way of getting a rotary into hire stock though - most people have an 800 about, so £100-150 on the kit makes sense if the demand is there.

I was looking for a DJM1000 to do the same to, but the price of them is still too high for me for what they are.
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Originally posted by dylan-penguinmedia dylan-penguinmedia wrote:

^^^ Cheap way of getting a rotary into hire stock though - most people have an 800 about, so £100-150 on the kit makes sense if the demand is there.

I was looking for a DJM1000 to do the same to, but the price of them is still too high for me for what they are.


But but but it has EQ on the booth output, who doesn't want that?!
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Originally posted by Goodvibetribe Goodvibetribe wrote:

Originally posted by sonofalesbian sonofalesbian wrote:

It's really that simple?

Everyone makes such a deal over them I thought there must be something other than the fact faders have been swapped out for pots...

 ^^^ These reasons, plus they are popular cos all the hipsters love them as they are 'alternative'
 
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