Ah thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed - Def worth getting a Master Sounds you won't be disappointed. - Hopefully well see you down at Sheaf St for a drink one day.

thanks indeed

ha brilliant, cheers Deacon

Thanks indeed, Well if your even in Leeds on Thursday, Open deck is on every week facebook.com/SheafOpenDeck

@@JamesAbbottDonnelly Oh really? That's cool.. I'm miles away near London but occasionally visit Leeds.. Would love to drop in & play on a Thursday.. Thanks for the info my man!

is indeed, but We don't really have any people playing from DVS in the bar, they'd far more likely be in the main room, with the fully flexible setups

We match the two main and booth outputs prior to using it. providing the level on each channel is at full and the gain hasn't been messed with in an extreme way then the switch is seamless. If the channel gain or the level was a fair bit different then you would notice a sound drop/peak which would have to be adjusted.

There is def a difference and it's certainly noticeable when we use the Radius 4 on our big Main Room Club system. It is also noticeable if we have our Cafe/Bar system cranked fully up, but that's very rare, it's usually bar vibes/background stuff in there so at those volumes to the vast majority of people there's no difference.

@@JamesAbbottDonnelly Cheers. Eyeing up a radius 4v myself. I've had a DJM 2000, A&H DB4 in the past (a couple of videos on my channel) but fancy an analogue mixer this time. I'm in Leeds myself so might try and get over one night.

@@MrDJLeeEEddison nice one, yeah jump on the open deck page on facebook n come have a play.

You could add DVS to either mixer individually easily. But not retain the ability to hot switch the mixers. The DJM 900 has the some of its inputs extened out to a faceplate you can see just under the left CDJ - for quickly adding in inputs without having to acces the back of the mixer. But you can also access the back of the mixer pretty esily via a couple of screws to remove a plate at the top of the mixer. The back of the Master Sound mixer is even easier to access as the sloped plate with the Sheaf St logo on just slides up. However that isnt what this booth was designed for as i explain in the video. Somone playing DVS would be far more likely to be using one of our other booths without fixed layouts.

In that scenario when you made the flip you wouldn’t hear anything until you turned up CH2 on the radius. To prevent that you would start the flip but not push it fully up, turn up CH2 on the radius, then push it to its final position and the switch over would engage .

It's a one-off custom made product I'm afraid, so not commercially available.

James Abbott - Donnelly How can I get one.

ah custom made i'm afraid.

@@JamesAbbottDonnelly you should really think about mass production...or at least production on some sort of level. I know a lot of dj's here in the states that would love to get there hands on that. Respect.

I'd be annoyed if you thought anything more with that username.