Standard carbon rail, although it's a digital mixer so they only attenuate a voltage not the audio signal itself.
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[CLOSED] djm2000(n) faders
I am interested in upgrading to a djm2000. I want to know what type of faders this mixer uses. Are they the no contact magnetic style (optical, whatever they are called) or the "standard " faders that will bleed over time. I have done some research online and can not find this out. Any pioneer reps know the answer, thank you!
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Thanks for the info, since it is digital, would they last longer then a standard analog mixers faders?
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The fader will last as long as any other carbon rail fader, which should be years if looked after correctly. They mostly fail due to dust /debris ingress or heavy handed use. Covering the unit up when not in use is always good practice.
The fact it's digital should make for an improved signal even with a slightly worn fader, as you won't get a crackle or pop, just a drop out.
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Good to know I will keep that in mind. thanks for your reply, very helpful. Still trying to decide if I should get the 2000n or wait for the next generation mixer to be released
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You can spend your life waiting for the next model!
If you want more reading search Google or Wikipedia for VCA (Voltage Controlled Attenuator), Wikipedia has a page under Variable-gain amplifiers, with a subsection of 'sound mixing consoles' which explains it in a bit more (although not great) detail.
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