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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 74789" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: P16-M - Cannot read the pot &amp; button labels!Fortunately, with the X32 unlike an analog desk, all pushbuttons and rotaries are clearly visible as regards their state or position and while I could definitely wirh for some bigger and brighter lettering etc., I don&#039;t mind having to learn where everything is, as that is something I&#039;m need to know to work with any efficiency, thus the lettering etc. is of no real consequence except that I needed my glasses and decent light in the learning phase. Getting a feel for the meters I found very easy, so I personally don&#039;t see that as an issue.While I don&#039;t mind the fact that there is a plug for a light, it should really be a superflous element for a digital desk. At least it is in a location that suggest that it is really meant for a side light so one can read scripts and stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 74789, member: 1285"] Re: P16-M - Cannot read the pot & button labels! Fortunately, with the X32 unlike an analog desk, all pushbuttons and rotaries are clearly visible as regards their state or position and while I could definitely wirh for some bigger and brighter lettering etc., I don't mind having to learn where everything is, as that is something I'm need to know to work with any efficiency, thus the lettering etc. is of no real consequence except that I needed my glasses and decent light in the learning phase. Getting a feel for the meters I found very easy, so I personally don't see that as an issue. While I don't mind the fact that there is a plug for a light, it should really be a superflous element for a digital desk. At least it is in a location that suggest that it is really meant for a side light so one can read scripts and stuff. [/QUOTE]

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