SD

> Does anyone know how this function works? There is only one EQ CUT
> button per PGM on the PMC-55. I figure there would need to be one for
> each EQ range you're killing, but I've never used this mixer to find
> out how this works. I'm buying one ASAP, but want to know what's up
> with this before I do. I figure Vestax's -24 db EQ will cut the
> sound 'pretty much'; but I don't want that. Mixing progressive
> trance, there are many times, quiet times, that I want to mix in JUST
> a bass-line, or just something high; but on most mixers without
> complete EQ kill, there is still some highs and mids bleeding through
> even when they're turned all the way down. You can still hear the
> cymbals faintly in the background, when all I want is the phat bass
> mixed over the tranced out sounds I already have going...
>
> I'm hoping the PMC-55 won't do this. Does any one know if the EQs
> (hi, mid, low) kill the freq. completely on this mixer? Or if this
> is possable with the "EQ CUT" button? Any advice or assistance on
> this matter would be greatly appreciated.
>
> - THE NO.P.T.

The EQ cut button switches the eq on and off
With the it switched on the eq is in the signal path, with it off it
bypasses the eq section.
This will affect the complete eq section, not just bass, mid etc...

24dB of cut will not completely attenuate the desired frequency, it will
reduce it by, ...erm, ... 24dB.

You'd be better off going for an Allen and Heath Xone 6:2, Vestax gear is
rather overpriced and pretty poor quality.

Steve.