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it seems that the Zoom recording is compressing the sound, as soon as you cut the bass the level goes up.

There is a $1000 difference between the two, the Condesa being 3500 vs Super Stereo being 2500

how will the Tuala compare to the Ecler Warm ?

Condesa sounds so fat compared to anything else (irl) - comes across in the video but in person it's night and day

Great to see the differing opinions in the comments! Shows that it really is a matter of taste. Listening to this on high quality midrange monitors. Even allowing for the TH-cam compression etc, the differences are clear. Contessa sounds horribly coloured. People often refer to this as 'warm', when it seems to be a roll off on the high frequencies. Great if that's your thing, but not great for that kind of cash! For a taste of real warmth with added clarity, try the Mastersounds Valve range. To my ears the Taula sounded closest to truth. Recently got into the rotary thing. Got myself a Mastersounds Radius. Lovely clean uncoloured sound.

I’ve really enjoyed this video, thanks. Just dipping my toe into the world of rotary mixers now. I have a small suggestion: when you really need to nudge the pitch on a live track, that’s a perfect time to kill the lower frequencies, as it will hide that pitch bending sound.

Trough youtube compressor....

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Wavs have been removed unfortunately

What phono carts you using?

After switching back and forth on the video you can clearly hear the differences in the mixers, very interesting. I would say the Condessa is the most open and round/warm, followed by the Taula. The E&S sounded closed and sharp, very forward but in a bad way. I have also read that E&S uses cheap parts, probably contributes to its brittle sound. Taula might be better for modern digital dance music, digital tracks with a lot of low end may end up sounding muddy in the mix on the Condessa.

Lovely <3

Yo man, the tracks are super dope. Great selection of tracks.

What's the name of the first track

i only had the pleasure to play on djr400, and it was enjoyable, but kinda crammed down and very tight to operate. taula4 seems like a much more comfortable mixer to play with

Really nice track ! Which preset are you using on the Space ?

Feel the valves colour the sound a bit more on the Condesa not necessarily a bad thing. The dn78 just seems a bit more true to source. Are they both discrete ? Can you bypass the valves or are they integral to the circuit. Would be nice if you had some kinda control of them. I’m splitting hairs here, they both sound lush 😂 Nice mix 👍

It’s a tough decision but a nice position to have the privilege to choose!

Really hard to tell on TH-cam but nice to see them in action, the condesa is a tad more expensive but I guess in this price bracket they are pretty close. Which do you think has the better build quality?

High sound clearer (better) to my ears on the first one plus I prefer the layout but I wouldn’t kick either out of bed!

Please what is the last track? Thanks for the comparison

Hey man, the link to your soundcloud is not working. Do you have a link to this setist? Thanks!

Que bueno ! Y que sonido !! ❤

Kai Alce - Feeding

condesa is slightly warmer mor oomph but at the same time also sounds a bit more open

Both sound amazing through my reference HD560S headphones, a playlist would be apreciated.

Love it! Great Job!

awesome

Is that an audible pop on the isolator of the Taula or did the camera mic pick it up?

All of this Rotary Mixer is yours?

Is it just me or is the Condesa worlds better than the other two? I've only played on 1620s in clubs never owned one, glad to see that the rotarys are in abundance these days.

Tengo una djr 400 en roja! Y te veo tocarla y me sigo quedando embobado con este mixer siempre pincho el vinilo y pinche con mixers convencionales de faders mucho tiempo y este mixer me a enseñado a pinchar de otra manera mucho más conectado con la música el vinilo la calidez del sonido y la sencillez de hacer algo mágico con dos platos de vinilo y un mixer analógico nada más.. mágico Gracias por el vídeo un saludo

Damn, why are the pops so much more prevalent when you are playing on the Lucia, than when you were on the DN78?!? Like, my studio monitors were "snap, crackle, popping" so loud I had to turn the volume down. Hmm, that's weird.

I noticed, on the Lucia, when you flipped the ISO on/off switch, the signal popped. Does that happen every time?!?

Nice review we have both in the Studio and also a Bozak ar-4 .....now we are looking to get a Varia Instruments rdm 20 have any one try it?

Taula ^^

amazing what is the track at 7:03 ? thanks

Mastersounds radius 4v and you get the same quality with a hell of a lot more money left in ya wallet

The only reason I haven’t bought the dn78 is the word font looks like it belongs on a kids toy.

Funny how everyone here thinks the djr 400 sounds the worst. I find it sounding the best. Their isolator is much more powerful as well.

Great comparison. The Condesa sounds more bassy, less hi end, i'm not sure is that the definition of warm and full. Taula more balanced. E&S nothing special in my taste. Of course with TH-cam it is imposible to hear what you really hear with your speakers. Amazing mixers all!

super stereo sounds way clearer, condesa smoother, warmer. The question should be, how do they compare to the original track. But both, amazing mixers.

These are such sonically excellent tracks to showcase each mixer! Fantastic work and butter smooth mixing

Fantastic mixers, even better musical taste. Thank you for putting decent music through these and not some god awful Berghain Baldrick techno.

How did you record the sound into the video source? Live direct to the mic 🎤 or hardwired with cables??? And what was the video source?? Thank you 🙏🏾

this is fantastic. have you any release plans? is it possible to buy/download?

come to twitch

nice jam session! that eventide reverb sounding amazing! good stuff.

I can't believe my eyes and ears. I am so deliciously impressed. Seeing the interest in this style of mixing board. It hasn't gone out of fashion...in fact, it looks like it's thriving and this is fantastic news. I don't think it ever went away but too many colleagues turned their noses up at me whenever I would try to season their knowledge with my Bozak CMA 10-2 DLA or years later with the rotary RANE. The rotary mixer is from the school of olde...I never imagined it would be a more than popular alternative to the proverbial slide technique. The amount of thought, sleepless nights, the labor of love behind the building and design of these beautiful machines...machines that are actually works of art. Thank you for sharing these, sharing the gift of technique, the gift of music and the admirable talent. Cheers!

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