At the moment, I'm saving up for...

[eyeswithoutaface]

looks nasty to me, Kaos pad's were always bloody awful things

id just keep saving and get an Allen Heath, no messing about there

[Si the Sigh]

looks nasty to me, Kaos pad's were always bloody awful things

id just keep saving and get an Allen Heath, no messing about there

See I was saving for an A&H, but I really like the look of this Korg mixer, and for just under £280 quid, I can get 4 channels some good quality FX at what I think is a pretty good price.

[eyeswithoutaface]

See I was saving for an A&H, but I really like the look of this Korg mixer, and for just under £280 quid, I can get 4 channels some good quality FX at what I think is a pretty good price.

looks rather cheap and nasty to me personally, certainly wouldnt dream of getting one over an Allen Heath if i was saving up anyway

your not going to get a high end mixer that is durable for £280, and the chaoss pad's are ****ing wack. I wouldnt even consider it for effects, awful, nasty, sharp sounding things.

it's a false economy imo

i'd seriously just persevere until i had enough for an Allen Heath, unbelievable quality mixers, you'l thank yourself for it

[RDR]

I agree with scott on this one.

Korg put a Kaoss pad into a mixer years ago and it flopped then as the build quality was shite.

This doesnt look any better IMO.

Go for the DJM400..

[TechMouse]

See I was saving for an A&H, but I really like the look of this Korg mixer, and for just under £280 quid, I can get 4 channels some good quality FX at what I think is a pretty good price.

You get what you pay for with DJ hardware.

If something costs less, that's probably because it's not built as well.

Just my general experience.