Any other Q-FX19 owners?

There was a "Preview" review done on prodj.com. And it was quite positive. BTW I'm just north of you in the Pocono's. If you ever have any questions or problems concerning any ADJ/AA products, or would like a demonstration on one of their products. Send me an email through the forum, and I will be sure to hook you up.

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Very cool. Thanks for the info Steview Ray. I like this mixer more and more each time I use it. I'm still playing around with the effects but the videos on the website were a big help.

I'm glad the videos helped. We worked hard to get it right. The unit is easy to use. The auto sync makes you look good you can even echo out of one song and start another on the same CD.

I'm finishing up a comprehensive review on this mixer. I can say this much now, this unit is an incredible value!! American Audio has really outdone themselves in the bang for the buck with this mixer! It offers Major League performance at a Little League price...an absolute best buy for anyone wanting the features found on many of the much costlier units on the market...and hands down the coolest display on the planet...yeah, I'm impressed yet again to say the least.

Look for a full review soon at ProDJ.com and it will likely be posted on the review page here shortly after.

Bob Dietrich
ProDJ.com Gear & Equipment Moderator/Review Staff

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Originally posted by Support:
[qb] I'm glad the videos helped. We worked hard to get it right. The unit is easy to use. The auto sync makes you look good you can even echo out of one song and start another on the same CD. [/qb]

ur making it wayyy tooo easy for us .

Soon adj will probably take out a setup which doesnt even require a dj...

Would anyone know how accurate the BPM counter is on the Q-FX19? How would you use it do match the BPMs of 2 turntables? Thanks

bpm counters are not to be used to beat mix. Why would you cheat the art form man? I don't see guitar players use tools to form chords.

I was just going to use it as a guide. I rather not do it. But just to get a general idea about the beats since I am a newbie.

I wouldn't buy a mixer with the bpm counter if I was you, you'll just end up relying on it. Trust me when I say it takes a lot of practice, but it pays off in the end, especially if you start getting club gigs where they don't HAVE a bpm counter for you to use.

A BPM counter is just a tool. Granted they are not always accurate, depending on the music being played, but some are pretty darn close. Having said that....The best feature of the BPM counter is to sync the effects to the beat of the music, which actually works really well. Especially for the "Delay" and "Echo" effects.