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Nov 27, 05
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Ecler Nuo 4
Wow....I cant be any happier with my choice of a new mixer...( I'd like to thank Kam for the recommedation, otherwise....he's been practically useless, haha =P )sounds sooooooo nice, such accurate frequency kills.....plus I'm rocking 4 decks now, 2 mk 2's and 2 CDJ-1000's, and a laptop equipped with Traktor 2.0 and a Ecler Midi Controller Lab via USB. I had a very tough time with deciding on the perfect mixer...cuz it's you're gonna be keeping it for a while right? mind as well pick a good one. I'm soooo glad I didn't throw in the towel and buy a 600 or the Xone 62.... cuz neither one was really that appealing to me for whatever small reasons....anyways, very stoked with my decision with no regrets.
Watch out for 2 new mixes for all your ears ppl!!! real soon!! Thanks ppl! Boh? Chemically Balanced Vol.2 - A mix of the of 2005's biggest Bangers! rinsed propa! 6O mins, 28 tracks or so... Liquid Toxxin Vol.1- A smooth mix of EZ Rolling, Liquid Funk. 60 mins, 28 tracks Too much talking, not enough spinning...Later...eeeezzzzzzz. ps...gonna start praticing cues on the 3rd deck on the Double Drops... watch out.... 
Last edited by Toxxin Ephekt; Nov 29, 05 at 03:43 AM. 
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Nov 27, 05
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Kam: "For starters you might want to get the needle off the side of the platter."
Grind Grind Grind Grind Carlos: "It skipped off i swear!"
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Nov 27, 05
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  The awaited NUO4 comes to complete a product series known for its sound quality and innovative features. This revolutionary 4 channel mixer featuring control of external devices via MIDI, allows deejays to play software live in a natural and intuitive manner. This remote controller features 72 different MIDI messages, which can be fully programmed to our choice and customized later on with an innovative label print system. The NUO4 concentrates to control of a computer in a traditional mixer and so allows laptops to coexist at deejay booths with turntables and CD decks, so bringing deejays an open window to the future of live music mixing and production… 1.High profile electronics Superb sound quality The NUO4 simply features today’s best analog components available in the market. The circuit boards of the NUO4 have been designed with the latest generation of Surface Mounting Technology (SMD). The line faders are 60mm high-end professional slide potentiometers. Last but not least, the NUO4 employs an oversized internal power supply providing the best sound dynamics and rating the most excellent signal/noise ratio. 2.Ergonomic equalization system Control and versatility Extra large ergonomic knobs for a better tone control. Three band equalization with an adjustment range of -30dB to 10dB for bass and treble frequencies and -25dB to 10dB for mid frequencies. This powerful equalization system allows to completely cut off the frequency bands and gives and incredible versatility to the mix on stage. 3.Fader and crossfader adjustments Accommodate all music styles 4.MIDI control The remote controller The NUO4 features 72 different MIDI messages through the combination of 4 rotary and push encoders, 4 switches, a 3 position layout and an A/B bank selector. Channels 2 and 3 can also work in MIDI mode and so control for instance the channels of a software virtual mixer. The NUO4 allows the DJ to control external devices in a very intuitive and ergonomic manner. It opens a new world of possibilities, making software friendly user tools like traditional turntables and CD players. 5.Control 4 Lab software Program it to your choice The NUO4 includes the Control 4 Lab software which allows to program all controls to your choice. Thus the deejay can adapt the MIDI message of each button to the function to control in the external device. All your presets can be saved and load into the mixer, allowing the deejay to adapt the MIDI control panel to each specific application. "quote Ecler.com" Last edited by Toxxin Ephekt; Nov 27, 05 at 05:39 AM.
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Nov 28, 05
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if anyone wants an ecler contact me directly and i'll sort you out!!
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Nov 28, 05
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nice1 wayne!
glad it was worth the wait... i didn't mean to leave you hanging. you best hook me up with your mix when it's done!!
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Nov 28, 05
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Nov 29, 05
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OMG....the EQ's on this mixer is sooooooooo sick!!!!......Having a powerful EQ's is so necessary when doing DD's and long mixes...(and switching basslines)...makes the mixes sound so much clearer and full. For example....If I were to fully cut out the bass on the DJM-600 on a bassline switch....it totally kills other frequencys in the mid and making the mix not sounding as full, and not as evident in the mix. Where as with the Ecler, I could have the treble and bass FULLY killed, and the drops sound so full and clean....Ecler has way better sound than Pioneer... I wonder how Ecler compares with Allen & Heath as with sound?
I still haven't used a A&H before...but prolly have heard it at many shows.... I still haven't hooked up my Compaq lappy to the Mixer yet.... just more shit thats gonna stall me on getting these 2 mixes posted by this weekend....  EZ..... Boh?  Rinse ouuuuuuuuut......
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Nov 29, 05
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i still despise the A&H but i like to be able to scratch and A&H is most definitely not a scratch mixer.
Ecler is one of the few companies that really tries to focus on more hybrid scratch/club mixers which is why i like them so much (other than their quality). I've never tried the Nuo series tho - only the Hak which is a brilliant mixer... Last edited by dj_soo; Nov 29, 05 at 04:12 PM.
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