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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 73744" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: crossover in the deskIt might just be me, but I feel less than confident about what changes goes on from scene to scene when I&#039;m busy setting up a show. I have countless evidence that in my hands parameter safes, scene safes, unintended changes from preset loads etc. has become a incomprehensible jumble of confusion, and I don&#039;t trust myself to get these things right each and every time. A scene recall, let&#039;s say a scene imported from a stick, a show that someone else have set up, there is ample opportunity for routing and filters to get screwed up big time. I would like to see some absolutely 100% lockable settings before I would risk anything but sub set-ups. Even then, with power-up pop on all outputs, it would be a no-go for active bi- and tri-amping anyway.At the end of the day, even though I might be well served with a idiot-proof system that can&#039;t be screwed up, the opportunity to do something new and exciting that is limited by what I can think of instead of built-in limitations that don&#039;t need to be there is a big part of the attraction for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 73744, member: 1285"] Re: crossover in the desk It might just be me, but I feel less than confident about what changes goes on from scene to scene when I'm busy setting up a show. I have countless evidence that in my hands parameter safes, scene safes, unintended changes from preset loads etc. has become a incomprehensible jumble of confusion, and I don't trust myself to get these things right each and every time. A scene recall, let's say a scene imported from a stick, a show that someone else have set up, there is ample opportunity for routing and filters to get screwed up big time. I would like to see some absolutely 100% lockable settings before I would risk anything but sub set-ups. Even then, with power-up pop on all outputs, it would be a no-go for active bi- and tri-amping anyway. At the end of the day, even though I might be well served with a idiot-proof system that can't be screwed up, the opportunity to do something new and exciting that is limited by what I can think of instead of built-in limitations that don't need to be there is a big part of the attraction for me. [/QUOTE]

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