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<blockquote data-quote="Jay Barracato" data-source="post: 115035" data-attributes="member: 24">Re: New QSC Product - TouchMixIn 1928 Rolls Royce had power windows available on their cars.The technology existed.Neither my 2002 or 2013 trucks have had power windows. That feature was not part of the accessories package that met most of my needs and I wasn&#039;t willing to step up in price to the package that included them.That is a normal car buying decision.I don&#039;t go around moaning about other brands of cars with completely different configurations that include power windows at a lower cost than the vehicle I chose to buy. Nor did I try to second guess why, since my truck only has two windows and the cost of a couple of motors is minor compared to the whole truck, the company did not include them.Because I understand not every product has to have every feature at the price I am willing to pay.And I also understand that because a product doesn&#039;t meet my needs, doesn&#039;t make it a bad product.Actually, from an engineering/design standpoint I prefer simple products that do a few things extremely well over complex products that that to be all things to everybody.If recallable gains is the number one decision feature, then it would be more effective to shop mixers with that feature then telling a company to redesign something that doesn&#039;t have it.If a band, venue, or church came to us and said we have the budget for a mixer with 12 channels and 2 auxes but we need 10 auxes, we would collectively be laughing at them and telling them the product they picked will never meet their needs. I don&#039;t see how this is any different.Sent from my DROID RAZR HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay Barracato, post: 115035, member: 24"] Re: New QSC Product - TouchMix In 1928 Rolls Royce had power windows available on their cars. The technology existed. Neither my 2002 or 2013 trucks have had power windows. That feature was not part of the accessories package that met most of my needs and I wasn't willing to step up in price to the package that included them. That is a normal car buying decision. I don't go around moaning about other brands of cars with completely different configurations that include power windows at a lower cost than the vehicle I chose to buy. Nor did I try to second guess why, since my truck only has two windows and the cost of a couple of motors is minor compared to the whole truck, the company did not include them. Because I understand not every product has to have every feature at the price I am willing to pay. And I also understand that because a product doesn't meet my needs, doesn't make it a bad product. Actually, from an engineering/design standpoint I prefer simple products that do a few things extremely well over complex products that that to be all things to everybody. If recallable gains is the number one decision feature, then it would be more effective to shop mixers with that feature then telling a company to redesign something that doesn't have it. If a band, venue, or church came to us and said we have the budget for a mixer with 12 channels and 2 auxes but we need 10 auxes, we would collectively be laughing at them and telling them the product they picked will never meet their needs. I don't see how this is any different. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD [/QUOTE]

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