DJM A9 B2B (new idea)
In B2B sets, DJs usually have to share the same equipment. This means that every time one DJ is mixing a track, the other has to physically move away from the booth, which can be uncomfortable and impractical.
If we could link two complete setups and add an extra channel that allows each DJ to control and lower the other’s volume, we could achieve independent equipment for both DJs within the same booth.
The benefits of this solution would be significant:
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Greater comfort and smoother workflow during B2B performances, without constant repositioning.
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Each DJ could have their own setup configured to their personal preferences.
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A more professional and organized performance dynamic.
In addition, this represents a direct benefit for rental companies: requiring double booths or double equipment would lead to more gear being rented, increasing both sales and the overall value of the service offered.
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The whole point of this mixer and the V10 was so two people can play and monitor separately. A buddy of mine and my self would do B2B sets and it was pain in the ass on the 900Nx2 with one headphone. H used traditional headphones and I use a stick (lollipop) and I hated the fact we were plugging in and unplugging constantly.
Sure what your saying about rental companies renting more gear equals more money but again being able to go B2B on the same set up was to streamline how much equipment would be needed and the space it requires so I doubt what your thinking up will ever happen. 2 Djs playing back to back and switching off on the mixer is kind of what's makes playing B2B special. It a collaboration more then, you play over there and Ill play over here kind of thing. Most of the time the 2 Djs talk to each other separating them defeats the purpose.
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