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Posted by Benjamin DuBose on Aug-22-2006 15:30:

People who Allen & Heath mixers

Ok let see if io word this right. I just got my allen & heath xone 92 mixer. really great mixer. this in what i am concerned about though. on the up faders it seems like the song comes in weak untill you start getting to the top of the channel where it is shaded part. then it starts to come in harder. but at the top part of the shaded area it is VERY sensitive. same as when you start pulling a song out. if you just barley pull it down some its a very noticable difference in sound level. almost to much. does all of yalls do this smae thing. is there anyway to adjust this?

Posted by skot_e on Aug-23-2006 01:06:

Change the faders to linear rather than logarithmic. It'll void your warranty tho. Wait till it runs out.

Posted by Benjamin DuBose on Aug-23-2006 16:23:

how would you do that?

Posted by Freak on Aug-23-2006 16:53:

Sell it and get a rotary

You have just named one of the reasons I detest faders on mixers.

Posted by idoru on Aug-23-2006 17:49:

The same thing happens on my 62. I don't have a problem with it, though. It just takes some getting used to.

Posted by Allayla on Aug-23-2006 18:58:

slam the faders all the way up, and use your gains to control volume

Posted by blacknoizybox on Aug-23-2006 20:36:

rolf!!! so the a&h have logarithmic faders..LOL!! unbelievable... my M304 is totally linear the way I hear it imo

Posted by <tuss> on Aug-24-2006 01:15:

the same thing happens to me, and also on my eq with the low's, it cuts bass very sharply when you get low, just takes getting used to, feel it out you'll like it more.

Posted by skot_e on Aug-24-2006 07:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Benjamin_D
how would you do that?

Desolder the old ones, and solder in the new ones. You'd have to get some that fit. An electonics repair joint in your area is probably best if your not sure, but like I said, wait for warranty to expire.

Posted by Rebel Brown on Aug-24-2006 07:52:

quote:
Originally posted by blacknoizybox
my M304 is totally linear the way I hear it imo

Does it fuck!

The fact the upfader curve is complete bollocks is the sole reason I want to get rid of mine.

Posted by blacknoizybox on Aug-24-2006 08:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Rebel Brown
Does it fuck!

The fact the upfader curve is complete bollocks is the sole reason I want to get rid of mine.

sorry for my bad english but what does "Does it fuck!" mean?
I have played on a DJM600 for example and I honestly enjoy the M.304 much more.

Posted by Freak on Aug-24-2006 09:07:

quote:
Originally posted by blacknoizybox
sorry for my bad english but what does "Does it fuck!" mean?

English slang for 'You are talking rubbish my good man'

Posted by Rebel Brown on Aug-24-2006 10:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Freak
English slang for 'You are talking rubbish my good man'

Indeed it is squire.

Honestly, the curve on my M.304 is so sharp between say 7-10 that mixing on it is a pain in the arse.

Posted by Ryan0751 on Aug-25-2006 13:43:

That's why I bought the rotary version