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Allen & Heath hardware has been a mainstay of both studios and DJ booths all over the world. In today's review we’re talking about the XONE:96: the company’s flagship DJ mixer meant to deliver the warm heart and analog soul of its predecessor (the XONE:92) while adding digital connectivity.

00:00 | Introduction
02:45 | Feature Summary
04:57 | Main Mixing Section
05:29 | 4Band EQ (Demo)
08:00 | Cue Systems
11:36 | Filter Systems
13:18 | Filter (Demo)
14:44 | Sends & Returns
21:08 | Connections
26:40 | Community Feedback
27:36 | What I Love
28:56 | Dream Mixer (What I'd Change)
32:08 | Wrap Up

The 96 is advertised as a 6+2 Channel mixer. Unlike most DJ mixers on the market, it contains a fourband EQ instead of the usual three. Instead of a “mid” knob, it’s split into Hi Mid and Lo Mid giving you an extra level of control.

You also won’t find any onboard FX. Instead, the XONE:96 has a very flexible Send/Return system so that you can add FX, sound processors, synths, or whatever your heart desires.

And of course, it has those legendary A&H filters that everyone loves from the XONE:92.

The top of the mixer has a classic silver finish, giving it a somewhat industrial appearance. Everything you touch feels “meaty” and the 60mm faders are extremely smooth.

There are no accusations of this mixer feeling cheap or gaudy. Put simply: the finish and build quality are everything you expect from a toptier Allen & Heath product.

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