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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Mirtschin" data-source="post: 73754" data-attributes="member: 1972">Re: crossover in the deskI think it comes down to the fact that some of the users here are operating on a low/no budget system. While there is the &quot;right&quot; way to do things, that usually involves more time, money and equipment than is available, so any chance to minimise any of those is a Good Thing.I&#039;m already lugging less gear to gigs by using the X32 over other desks, and if I can lug less gear (or have more/better options) by using the X32 as a crossover, I&#039;ll happily do that. It makes the gig easier, faster to set up, and faster to pull down. Which is very important on small gigs. Now if I am doing the whole &quot;international touring act&quot; setup, then chances are that the budget is bigger, more gear is available, ditto for crew, and I&#039;ll happily run a multitude of hardware designed specifically for the job I want. But until then, smaller, faster, cheaper and easier is what I am after. And why I got the X32. And why I keep researching and experimenting on ways to do more with less.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Mirtschin, post: 73754, member: 1972"] Re: crossover in the desk I think it comes down to the fact that some of the users here are operating on a low/no budget system. While there is the "right" way to do things, that usually involves more time, money and equipment than is available, so any chance to minimise any of those is a Good Thing. I'm already lugging less gear to gigs by using the X32 over other desks, and if I can lug less gear (or have more/better options) by using the X32 as a crossover, I'll happily do that. It makes the gig easier, faster to set up, and faster to pull down. Which is very important on small gigs. Now if I am doing the whole "international touring act" setup, then chances are that the budget is bigger, more gear is available, ditto for crew, and I'll happily run a multitude of hardware designed specifically for the job I want. But until then, smaller, faster, cheaper and easier is what I am after. And why I got the X32. And why I keep researching and experimenting on ways to do more with less. [/QUOTE]

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