Tear Em 'Up
I used my DJ i/o last night at a wedding, and I used it stand alone at a cruise night. So it is time to review the product. It has performed really well, two sets of RCA outs. One for the mains, one for the cue function. I ran the mains through channel 4 on my PPD 9000 mixer, and the cue thru channel 3. Sound quality was very good, both through the mains and the cue. It has an optional power supply but, I do not use it. I also used it in conjunction with my Total Control. It is a solid soundcard, with sturdy construction and good sound quality. Over all I give it an A-. The reason not an A plus, if used without an external mixer the headphone jack is a tad filtered in its over all sound.
geposted Sun 22 Jul 07 @ 10:21 pm
David Engel
I concur. I purchased both the Total Control and the DJ i/o at the same time, and I am quite impressed with the DJ i/o. In fact, I am more impressed with the sound card than the controller.
geposted Sun 22 Jul 07 @ 11:49 pm
dydy1
TearEmUp, "if used without an external mixer the headphone jack is a tad filtered in its over all sound." Explain a bit more to me.
if the headphone is plugged in directly to the Numark DJ I/O, the sound quality is not too great or what?
Furthermore, how is the mic in that sound card? Is it any good?
if the headphone is plugged in directly to the Numark DJ I/O, the sound quality is not too great or what?
Furthermore, how is the mic in that sound card? Is it any good?
geposted Mon 23 Jul 07 @ 2:14 am
Tear Em 'Up
I used the mic input with a cordless Shure mic, it worked fine, plenty of punch. The gain on the mic reciever was under 40% and the gain on the DJ i/o was a tad over 50%. The headphone jack...the best way to describe it is filtered, almost as if it had to much compression with it. I hope this answers your questions.
geposted Mon 23 Jul 07 @ 5:12 am