26
Mar
Author: DJEquip // Category:
Denon 5000
This mixer does what it advertises, almost.The good: It works. It’s not of quality I’d use for a combining mixer in a recording environment, but for tying multiple sources together (e.g. several computers, outboard synthesizers, etc) it does the job nicely. I very much like the fact that it’s rackmounted: this was purchase to replace an original model Mackie 1202 desktop mixer. Overall, as a simple rack line mixer, it’s adequate, and downright great for the price.My major complaint with this is with the monitor mix. The concept of having a separate monitor mix is fabulous, and I was exciting to find it in a mixer in this price range. That mix is monaural. Again, no big deal. The kicker: the monitor mix, not the main mix, is tied to the headphones. In one way this may seem appealing because it allows completely different mix from the main levels. Unfortunately, as mentioned above the monitor mix is MONO. Rather than mixing in stereo, so the headphones could be stereo, and combining
tax question for professional need input please?
morning, i am new here and not sure is posted in the right section.i have spent the last year Input Professional working fulltime and have a w-2 for my day job, and competing as a professional bowler, the tournaments and costs of doing this are high (balls/other equipment), travel to tournaments. are these tax deductible and if so, how would i complete the tax return?thanks so much,michael
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