<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>I said I was not going to split hairs and you are splitting hairs... You will not give the development team credit where credit is due.. Sure anyone with the ability can do any of the above, however, who has done it to date? [/b][/quote]

I'm not splitting hairs, I can see the idea behind the controller, but do not think it is what the doctor ordered just yet. This is the first product which tries to integrate separate parts of a digital DJ system into one controller. As it usually goes it takes a generation or two to get a product which actually works. If the market shows an interest that is..

The reason no-one has done it IMO is because the big players in this market do not see it as a potential money maker. It is then upto the 'small' players to take the chance and either go and join the big guys or be left with doorstops..

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>In my book doing it first is ground breaking... [/b][/quote]

This is where we differ in opinion, groundbreaking is IMO when people go 'now why didn't I think of that'. As I said I feel this product is 'simply' throwing the separate parts into one box. Which has it's pros and cons, but right now as far as I am concerned the cons have it. I doubt this product does propel Peavey into the forefront of DJ technology, but time will tell..