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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Lewendon" data-source="post: 215266" data-attributes="member: 13612">I agree. Coming from a repair tech that is learning along the way to use it so that I can properly test it afterwards, the digital consoles also require that knowledge. I almost find the analog consoles easier to learn, if anything some of the digital consoles are more challenging because there&#039;s more you can do with them, and you need to know where those adjustments/settings are. Sure some stuff is easier, pros and cons to analog and digital. I&#039;m of course talking about the professional consoles, not the simple ones designed for home or small venues.I&#039;ve been repairing consumer electronics since the beginning of 1990, but a few years back because the consumer field was dying, I made the jump to be an in house repair tech at a staging company, so I pick up knowledge wherever I can for fixing everything from lights and lighting consoles, to light mechanical, to speakers and everything in between, basically anything that breaks down.CheersPaul</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Lewendon, post: 215266, member: 13612"] I agree. Coming from a repair tech that is learning along the way to use it so that I can properly test it afterwards, the digital consoles also require that knowledge. I almost find the analog consoles easier to learn, if anything some of the digital consoles are more challenging because there's more you can do with them, and you need to know where those adjustments/settings are. Sure some stuff is easier, pros and cons to analog and digital. I'm of course talking about the professional consoles, not the simple ones designed for home or small venues. I've been repairing consumer electronics since the beginning of 1990, but a few years back because the consumer field was dying, I made the jump to be an in house repair tech at a staging company, so I pick up knowledge wherever I can for fixing everything from lights and lighting consoles, to light mechanical, to speakers and everything in between, basically anything that breaks down. Cheers Paul [/QUOTE]

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