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| Gear Head Joined: Oct 2003 Location: Fenton, MI
Posts: 32
Thread Starter | Akai DPS24
Anyone using this unit? If so, what are your opinions?
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| Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2004 Location: MO USA
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DPS24 is an outstanding machine, with great sound. Search for my posts here on GS, and drop by the dpsworld forum. Steve |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2004 Location: New York CIty
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the DPS24 rocks! i think it easily takes the cake over all the other comparable units, at any price point. In my own direct comparisons between the DPS24, the Korg32xd, and PT LE through a 002r, the dps24 took the cake in every aspect. Stability, user friendly, sounds huge and transparent....i could go on. let it suffice to say that i own a dps24, ive had it for more then 2 years, and i continure to use it on a regular basis and have never found myself needing aditional functionality other than a Mac software interface(thats really just wishlist for color meters on every channel.) In contrast, ive spent the last two weeks working in a room equipped with a DXB200, and i think ive encountered every gearslutz' worst nightmare. Stability is a joke, the touchscreens go out of wack after an hour of use and are a pain to calibrate, the preamps in the mic/line cards suck, and you have the limit of being tied to a DSP pool for EQ, compression and gating....so if you wanted to eq 48 of your 72 channels....you are SOL. Im not exactly bashing the dxb, but im comparing it to my experience with the dps24, which i feel is a much more solid machine with better functionality at less than 1/4 of the price. i think that is saying something. -dave PS:checkout the DPS World forums that squeegybug linked to. a very helpful place. |
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Easy to use. Good sound. Pleanty of IO and import/export options for interfacing with the world. ...and a fab sounding mixer. I have no plans to go elsewhere. Here's two recent mixes of mine, if ya care to listen: http://dpsworld.vibestudio.net/viewt...82d1472f90130f |
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Thanks. It's me singing. You know what's interesting is how many "thin" comments I've gotten since I switched mics...and I really like the change. I think I've always wanted a thinner voice. ...although, I'm not sure that Tom Petty was the goal... |
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| Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2008
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Sorry to bump this very old thread, but I'm wondering if this or any standalone unit like it features analog input monitoring. I'm thinking about getting away from the computer to a standalone, but the supposedly "zero latency" on my emu 1820 is wreaking havok whenever I try to record vocals.
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