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Dr. Ken
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For another opinion...I used to have a BR1600cd and loved it. I was able to get great sounding mixes out of it and it was simple to use. Unfortunately, it was lost in a house fire a while back and I decided to 'upgrade' to the Yamaha AW2400 (big brother to AW1600 so many here seem to like).
Anyway, I've had it over a year and have used it for about 10 minutes. Way too complicated and made me start hating music and recording. Trying to sell it but no takers.
So, I would go back to the Boss Br1600cd in a heartbeat if I could. Sound quality on Yamaha may be a bit better, but usability is a big barrier in the Yamahas.
- Ken
Anyway, I've had it over a year and have used it for about 10 minutes. Way too complicated and made me start hating music and recording. Trying to sell it but no takers.
So, I would go back to the Boss Br1600cd in a heartbeat if I could. Sound quality on Yamaha may be a bit better, but usability is a big barrier in the Yamahas.
- Ken